Can-do descriptors describe performances typical of a proficiency level, which are observable, measurable and describable, rather than underlying competences, which are not directly observable and therefore difficult to measure and describe.
Indeed, a few nucleotide substitutions that bring these parameters closer to those of typical miRNAs imparted improved proficiency to lsy-6 and miR-23, even though the sites were in their original UTR contexts.
On the one hand, given the large number and various backgrounds of learners in the country, it is difficult to reach consensuses on the typical communicative tasks of a particular proficiency level.
We therefore provide novel evidence that whole-network activation in dorsal and ventral language systems reduces with age during typical development, when task performance and language proficiency are well-controlled.
Now they are looking to hire people who can operate sophisticated computerized machinery, follow complex blueprints and demonstrate higher math proficiency than was previously required of the typical assembly line worker.
The average reading proficiency of black second-graders equals that of the typical white first-grader: The African American child, at age 7, is already one year behind.
On the other hand, while illustrative scales are useful for describing proficiency levels, a framework can only include a limited number of typical communicative tasks.
It is still common that 'In typical elementary schools worldwide, the teaching of early arithmetic is predominantly focused on computational proficiency' (Greer et al. 2007, p. 97).
The estimation of the Cox proportional hazard model stratified by English proficiency yields estimates of the underlying baseline hazard and survival function for a typical migrant in each stratum.32 Figure 4 shows the baseline hazard estimates for each stratum.
Gov. Jim Geringer of Wyoming, in a typical effort, announced that: "In math, nearly one-third of our kids are at or above proficiency.
Less typical is the way these choices affect not just what weapons you can wield or your proficiency with magic but also how you are treated and what you will be asked to do.
