Sentence examples for untrained skill from inspiring English sources

On an untrained skill, rapid naming, the experimental group did not make more progress.

It can be concluded that the effects were specific because there was no effect on rapid naming, an untrained skill.

Table  7 presents Pearson correlations, zero-order and partial, between the trained skills phoneme awareness (composite) and letter knowledge and the untrained skill rapid naming (composite) at time 2 and spelling and fluency of word reading at time 4. The correlations were tested one-tailed, as positive correlations were expected.

Can training-induced changes be maintained long term and can they be extended to other related but untrained skills?

This activity can involve amateur or professional, trained or untrained skills and it is one of the most critical to sustain performance and contribute to building positive environments.

Yet, we have incomplete knowledge to what extent proprioceptive function is trainable and how a training that enhances proprioception may influence performance in untrained motor skills.

METHODS: Participants were stratified to untrained and advanced skill groups on the basis of number of endovascular procedures previously performed.

Due to CAS's characteristics and associated risk factors, the ultimate aim of treatment must be long term maintenance of learned skills and generalisation of treatment effects to improvement across untrained but related speech skills and speaking contexts.

All three participants also demonstrated generalization of their newly acquired conversation skills to untrained stimuli.

A salaryman takes great pains to become a better Mitsubishi man, Mitsui man or whatever company man is required.After decades of following these practices, Japan's corporate infantry has become a battalion of generalists middle managers with no transferable skills, and untrained for anything other than being loyal employees.

These findings demonstrate the dominance of contour for remembering melodies and the poorer interval encoding of melodies or the lack of essential singing skills by untrained singers.