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For reading, 37 percent of students ranked proficient or advanced, with 24 percent at least proficient in math.

Similarly, researchers have demonstrated that the deep networks most proficient at classifying speech, music and simulated scents have architectures that seem to parallel the brain’s auditory and olfactory systems.

“Areas with the lowest turnout, which were largely poor and frequently not always English proficient … also have extremely low rates of mail-in ballot applications,” Schmidt said.

English-learners are students with a different home language, who are not yet proficient in English.

Web development is all about evolving and stepping up the game you are currently very proficient in.

The modern-day mascot must be proficient in choreography, comedy and skit ideation, among many other skills.

Hence it happened that the proficient McWilliams secured three round dances with his mistress.

To do so he must be a proficient in that impudence, the lack of which created so many difficulties for him.

I am no proficient in the Latin classics: yet I think I know enough to predicate that Π.

He had had some sessions in the art, but not nearly enough to make him proficient.