level of expertise
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflevelandexpertise
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level
noun[C]
uk/ˈlev.əl/us/ˈlev.əl/
the height ...
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expertise
noun[U]
uk/ˌek.spɜːˈtiːz/us/ˌek.spɝːˈtiːz/
a high level of knowledge ...
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(Definition oflevelandexpertisefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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These communicative behaviours included assessing the partner'slevelofexpertise, indicating one's own level of expertise, and, if necessary, acquiring or supplying expertise.
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The estimates produced by this approach provide an average measure of learning that can be used to define the requiredlevelofexpertise.
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Therefore, health services must maintain a highlevelofexpertiseand be well organized to monitor and manage treatment.
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It thus appears that thelevelofexpertisein evaluation methods will increase rapidly in the healthcare system.
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Thus, even young children engaged in communicative strategies to assess and adapt to their discourse partner'slevelofexpertise.
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However, it is unlikely that thislevelofexpertisewould exist except in a relatively small number even of developed countries.
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Someone is not negligent because they do not have the highestlevelofexpertise.
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This seems to depend, at least in part, on thelevelofexpertise.
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Knowledge-based trust (on the part of the trustor) derives from the trustee'slevelofexpertise, her benevolence, ability, and integrity.
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It may also be employed to automatically adapt to the student'slevelofexpertise, to trace misconceptions and to provide appropriate remedy.
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Whether a hospital or a department will be able to maintain itslevelofexpertiseand its investments in technology depends on its ability to attract patients.
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An organisation's good reputation andlevelofexpertiseare also crucial.
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Indeed, we could fill it twice over given thelevelofexpertiseand commitment of many of those who have spoken in the debate.
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It will contain a highlevelofexpertise.
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They are not seen sufficiently quickly by people with the appropriatelevelofexpertise, which means that treatment can be delayed.
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We have the unit as a point of referral, so that we can try to keep alevelofexpertise.
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I am particularly worried about thelevelofexpertisewithin local authority social services depart-ments.
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Both have a highlevelofexpertisein their respective areas.
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The statutory requirement will be removed from deputies and handed to people who almost certainly will not have the samelevelofexpertiseor training.
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It is a more dangerous and exposed vehicle and requires a givenlevelofexpertiseto manage it.
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