Sentence examples for skills to process from inspiring English sources

You see this especially when kids go to secondary school or college where they are supposed to be more independent with learning and they simply don't have working memory skills to process all the incoming information.

Now anyone can buy a satellite image (although, in fact, you don't buy the image exactly, you just get a lot of data, so you need extra training and skills to process it).

Although the Web is almost omnipresent in many children's lives, most children lack adequate Web searching skills as well as skills to process and critically evaluate Web information.

The communication skills we gained from presenting our research is applied to presenting programs on the job-search process, and we use our analytical skills to process information so that we can act as a resource for students.

This however will still have a cost and require such computational skills to process the rich input which very few can afford and which, despite constant progress in the area, is far from being accessible to the masses.

Education is captured by a dummy variable for low education as defined by ISCED equivalents.H Since educational attainment in the past might not fully mirror the current skills to process information [32], we also analyse the role of current cognitive abilities.

Interestingly, these social cue processing deficits seem to be independent of intelligence, i.e. not attributable to a generalized performance deficit [11], but are related to negative symptoms of schizophrenia, such as emotional withdrawal [12] and skills to perceive, process, and send social signs [13].

In terms of translating neuroimaging findings from the research arena to the clinic, it is important to consider the cost, image acquisition time, availability of imaging techniques in hospitals, and the skills needed to process and interpret data.

They provide students with an opportunity to practice their psychiatric skills and to process their reactions and experiences with the psychiatrist.

Men, on the other hand, are expected to be grumps, and never develop communicative coping skills necessary to process their anger.

The original battery, Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery (LNNB), measures 25 cognitive functions (from motor skills to intellectual processes) clustered in the following scales: clinical (11 functions), summary (3 functions), factual (11 functions) and optional (two specific measures of language skills) (Golden, 1987).