Sentence examples for skilled to define from inspiring English sources
Those referred children were examined by general doctors, which are not always familiar with leprosy and therefore may not be skilled to define a child leprosy case.
UNFPA has initiated using the term "midwives and others with midwifery skills" (MOMS), to define a "skilled birth attendant".
In addition, lack of a universal benchmark to define a skilled birth attendant has not only caused confusion and lack of validity around this indicator, but has led to great variations and thus an inability to make comparative judgments on programmes [ 6].
These findings indicate that using the pure self-reported information to define skill-mismatch would lead to classify workers as over-skilled even if their assessed proficiency levels are very often below those of the self-reported well-matched or even under-skilled.
Because they won't disappear until every woman has access to a skilled health professional, there is need to define a model for a strong collaboration between professional health workers and TBAs in order to increase institutional delivery.
For instance, starting with bacterial cultures, it may take a skilled worker 1 month to precisely localize BACs to define the location of a scaffold, although FISH experiments can be staggered and run in parallel.
After smaller roles in Paul Thomas Anderson's earlier films, he became a dramatic lead and then a skilled comedian, giving us all great difficulty when trying to define exactly what he is.
Rogers's fashioning of Yale's architecture in the 1920's and 30's demonstrates that a technically skilled, meticulous and practical architect need not be stylistically innovative to define an institution's physical identity.
"How to define atrocities.
Mr. Alexander and Mr. Mathias are certainly skilled at defining sympathetic characters in song.
