They also suggest caution in accepting immunological competence as the sole criterion of the chemical identity of a ligand.
In the end, Don couldn't quite accept mere competence as the only goal, and neither could Peggy, and that's what unites them.
Deep biliary cannulation success in native papillae is a widely accepted measure of competence in ERCP during training, and quality of an endoscopist in ERCP practice.
Ensuring competence remains a seminal objective of endoscopy training programs, professional organizations, and accreditation bodies; however, no widely accepted measure of endoscopic competence currently exists.
In adults, the generally accepted reference standard for competence assessment by clinicians revolves around four relevant criteria: to communicate a choice, to understand the relevant information, to appreciate the medical consequences of the situation, and to reason about treatment choices [ 2].
Members whose meanings are consistently rejected and whose experiences are considered irrelevant, and hence not accepted as a form of competence, will develop an identity of marginality (Tsui 2007).
First, there is no uniform definition or framework of cultural competence that is accepted across the spectrum of health contexts/settings either within or between countries.
It is generally accepted that vernalization alters meristem competence to flower [ 14] and, in sugar beet evidence exists to suggest that vernalization signals are perceived in the leaves [ 15].
Only then will physicians devote themselves to ICM in the long term and plan a long-term career in this area of their interest and be accepted as physicians with special competence.
"When we first started, there was enormous resistance," Mr. Schiltknecht added, "but in the meantime, the size of boards is being reduced, members are chosen for their competence, and they have accepted the idea of shareholder value".
