Sentence examples for skills examining from inspiring English sources

The concrete nature of the art product provides a platform for examining mental imagery, practicing coping skills, examining and changing maladaptive cognitions and behaviors.

The ability to identify take-home earnings on a payslip, correct an invoice, decide which grocery items are better value for money and assess the financial benefits of a loan are among the skills examined in the financial-literacy test of the Programme for International Student Assessment, or PISA.

Instead, we can only say that the two languages share common variances in the linguistic skills examined and there is potential for bi-directional, L1-to-L2, and L2-to-L1 influences.

Considering deficits in the second dimension of social skills examined in our study, other-oriented skills, we found a mediating effect of victimization.

However, our analysis did not indicate any statistically significant effect of SDL engagement on OSCE performance (Tables  2 and 3) for most of the clinical skills examined.

In the final paper, Zhang et al. ("How authentic leadership influences employee proactivity: The sequential mediating effects of psychological empowerment and core self-evaluations and the moderating role of employee political skill") examine the relationships among leadership, proactivity, and other explanatory variables.

The third section of the test evaluates the candidate's clinical skills, focusing on their skill at examining and communicating with patients.

With that radiation exposure comes increasing risk for cancer, but what worries me even more is that this ease of ordering a scan has caused doctors' most basic skills in examining the body to atrophy.

Regression and decomposition results also highlight the importance of controlling for pre-school cognitive skills in examining the gender test score gap.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association Head Teachers, said: "Grammar is vital but you test someone's writing skills by examining their writing.

The consequence of losing both faith and skill in examining the body is that we miss simple things, and we order more tests and subject people to the dangers of radiation unnecessarily.