Sentence examples for skills accuracy from inspiring English sources

He doesn't have the pure passing skills, accuracy, or throw the ball well enough vertically.

However, when it comes to listening skills, accuracy is of crucial importance in order to gather accurate information.

In addition to "strong skills in a variety of both traditional media and digital media," she says illustrators need "excellent observational skills, accuracy, attention to detail and nuance, and an understanding of light and shadow on form".

In Grade 1, the children with SLI performed similarly to their peers in addition and subtraction skills (accuracy) and multi-digit number comparison, but showed weaker skills in arithmetical reasoning and in matching spoken and printed multi-digit numbers.

Harriet Millard told the Guardian Van Dyk "is the best example in our sport of sportsmanship, coupled with skill accuracy, dedication and brilliant attitude – always smiling".

Results suggest improvement in skill accuracy in both the training and generalization settings.

However, errors can occur during this procedure as it is a manual step and depends on the skill, accuracy, and the experience of the technician; and (iii) non-correlation of the area of the crater with its depth.

The findings of this study indicated that Facebook could significantly help improve writing skills, namely accuracy, meaningfulness, clarity, and relevance.

Zacks' rankings score analysts on their stock-picking skills and accuracy of profit estimates, with the main emphasis on the ability to make timely picks.

The evidence for the relationship between specific reasoning skills and accuracy in nursing diagnoses may contribute to the development of nursing education programs and assessments addressing these reasoning skills in several countries in which these skills have less attention.

Nine studies aimed to improve skills and accuracy in visual estimation through training, education and development of clinical assessment tools [ 34– 42], although none were able to show long term improvements or translation of skills into clinical practice.