Sentence examples for with a proficient from inspiring English sources
Ulster battered Leicester at the breakdown and with a proficient driving maul as well as kicking from hand a lot.
She and Ms. Garrett, one of her teachers at the Juilliard School, opened the concert with a proficient account of Schubert's Fantasy in F minor (D. 940).
On January 25 , 1863 Lincoln replaced Burnside with a proficient corps commander, Joseph ("Fighting Joe Hookerer, who was a harsh critic of other generals and even of the president.
9.19pm GMT GOAL! Chelsea 2-1 STerry (Terry) (agg 2-2, Steaheadhead on away goals).... Updated at 9.26pm GMT 9.19pm GMT 58 min A proper garden foul from Rupa, taken on the outside by Hazard so immediately sliding in with a proficient trip to earn another booking.
There are some examples where JDs express judgements that can be associated with a proficient skill level [ 14], e.g. when they use previous experience and courses of events (they focus on the narratives).
Tumours showing loss of nuclear MLH1 or MSH2 expression were classified as dMMR (i.e. with a defective MMR system), whereas the other tumours were defined as pMMR (i.e. with a proficient MMR system) as already suggested [ 19].
We report here, for the first time, a spectacular Rad51-dependent chromatin remodeling mechanism, suggesting that Rad51 potentially in concert with Rad54 is a proficient chromatin remodeler in recombination and providing insight into its possible role in recombination.
Characteristics aligned with building and maintaining a proficient workforce have been associated with high performing organisations.
'Effective dissemination of policy and processes' was another characteristic associated with building and maintaining a proficient workforce.
Results underlined a prospective preservative effect of curcumin with gemcitabine, thus providing a proficient remedial alternative for anti-lung cancer treatment [ 114].
And I have the feeling that on a large proscenium stage, with a less proficient cast, its seams might be too visible.
