Sentence examples for Regarding competence from inspiring English sources
The previous studies regarding competence set expansion have thrown light on the tree expansion processes, but forest learning is more suitable for the acquisition of product benefits than tree learning.
This is in line with other studies regarding competence [31, 40, 50] and can be understood in the light of the rapid development of high technology, increased national requirements in radiation safety and patient care, as well as economic demands [51].
Objective data regarding competence in arthroscopy is sparse and guidelines specifying achievement and maintenance of competence are vague.
Inconsistencies regarding competence and independence between parents and children with T1D is associated with poorer diabetes outcomes [ 58].
"Most legal arguments, especially those regarding competence, were just smoke screens for countries who wanted to block the ban" (# 1, German civil servant).
The form included an area for free text input to record observations regarding competence or personal experience, including reflections on "what did I learn?", "how did I learn it?", and "what else should I learn?".
Regarding competence-associated genes (n = 22), all were present in all strains, including the recently described comG operon (SP_1808 and SP_2047-53), encoding for a type-IV transformation pilus (Table 3) [ 31].
Regarding technical competence, 89 % of patients reported their PAs being competent to very competent, and 86 % found their interpersonal manners to be professional.
It is likely that the requirements regarding cultural competence are context dependent; for example, the context of providing care to asylum-seekers requires more specified cultural competence than the context of paediatric asthma care [ 25, 37].
The American led-effort, wrote McChrystal, echoing Tsaglov, was labouring under its own illusions regarding its competence.
Languages for All, explains programme director Dr Emmanuelle Labeau, hopes to address the widespread complacency in the UK regarding linguistic competence.
