Sentence examples for widespread skill from inspiring English sources

Musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSK US) is not a widespread skill, particularly amongst paediatric radiologists, and there is a learning curve when undertaking these examinations.

Discovering that this type of memory is not unique to humans means it "did not evolve only in primates, but is a more widespread skill in the animal kingdom," Fugazza says.

But in an industry faced with widespread skills shortages triggered by the latest spurt of housebuilding, progress has not always been rapid.

We show that even small deviations from purely "selfish" preferences leads to widespread workplace skill segregation.

The art of mosaic in pre-Columbian Central America was marked by a combination of great technical skill and widespread use.

Although there is the widespread belief that ICT skills matter for labor-market outcomes, the correlation between ICT skills and a person's general ability makes it hard to isolate the wage effect of ICT skills.

There has been a widespread disconnection with culinary skills.

The authors, Frédéric Palomino, Luca Rigotti and Aldo Rustichini of Tilburg University in the Netherlands, "can only confirm the widespread opinion that the skills of the two teams are a key component in explaining the game of soccer".

A widespread lack of language skills could be damaging Scotland's ability to trade abroad, a report has suggested.

The snappy, slangy, often incendiary prose suits the authors' goal of reaching a popular audience as well as their anger at the labor conditions that have resulted from the widespread use of high-skill guest worker visas.

Data show clearly that there are far too few in-field jobs for all the S&E graduates for 180,000 or so annual S&E openings, U.S. colleges and universities supply about 500,000 graduates but the NSB site again adds a positive spin, writing that "[t]he application of S&E knowledge and skills is widespread across the U.S. economy and is not limited to S&E occupations".