Sentence examples for skills rose from inspiring English sources

The share of students considered proficient in reading rose to 32percentt, from 29percentt, among both fourth and eighth graders, and the increases in the share of children with basic skills rose only modestly.

In the U.K., the number of Alexa skills rose 233percentthis yearar to reach 29,910 by year end.

And here's another statistic; after spending £500 million (the most money ever spent) on the National Literacy Strategy, reading skills rose by less than one lousy percent.

Overall scores for providers' PMTCT skills rose from 58% at baseline to 73% at endline (p=0.003) at intervention sites, but remained stable at 52% at comparison sites.

Overall scores for providers' ANC skills rose from 67%to74%4% at intervention sites, but declined from 65%to59%9% at comparison sites; neither change was significant in the multivariate analysis.

(Della-Maggiore et al., 2004; Thoroughman & Shadmehr, 2000) This observation has led researchers to suggest that either the original adaptation or motion aftereffect could be used to train skills (Rose et al., 1996; Sveistrup, 2004).

The Mets made him available before the July 31 nonwaiver trading deadline, but his poor defensive skills, rising price and mediocre season concerned some teams.

North Rhine-Westphalia's CDU-FDP government last year enacted a law requiring teachers in lower-tier schools to be trained to the same standard as Gymnasium teachers.With the number of young people shrinking and the demand for skills rising, states are making it easier for dual trainees to get bachelor's degrees, eroding the caste distinction between vocational and university training.

Although one in five jobs requires graduate-level skills, rising to 70% in professional services, a third of employers expected to receive fewer applications from graduates.

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