Sentence examples for terms of proficiency from inspiring English sources

How did they compare with the other house bands – Motown's Funk Brothers, Philly's MFSB and the Muscle Shoals sessioneers – in terms of proficiency and funkiness?

Corning modeled the jobs in terms of proficiency of the incumbents, expected turnover, reassignment within the company and retirement, and set up an internal engineering university to crank out talent.

There were only minor differences between test and control groups in terms of proficiency test scores and participation levels, suggesting that including participation as a measure of course achievement has little impact on performance.

In terms of proficiency standards for non-native speakers (German NA minimum and norm standard) compared to those for native speakers (PISA baseline and norm proficiency), we found a shift that resembles the one found for proficiency levels as shown in Table 2.

And in the areas of reading and math, Black and Hispanic children scored very low in terms of proficiency.

In terms of proficiency on the decks, I think Spooky is probably the closest we have to a Mak10 these days.

Results of initial analysis on language proficiency of the two groups of the study showed that they were statistically equal in terms of language proficiency.

"In terms of technical proficiency, on a scale of 10 he's an 11," Mr. Curiel said.

What BMW is losing in terms of ergonomic proficiency it is making up in styling.

The AHELO Engineering framework articulates the concept of competence in terms of "Engineering Proficiency" (OECD 2012a).

Their scores were explained in terms of their proficiency and achievement levels for each section.