The issue connected to borders, for instance, is closely related to the allocation of competences and institutional responsibility.
Indeed, wound healing has even been as proxy for studying energy allocation and immune competence (French et al., 2007; Rees et al., 2001).
Because wound healing results in increased energy demands (Im and Hoopes, 1970), it has been used as proxy for studying energy allocation and immune competence (French et al., 2007; Rees et al., 2001).
Omaha billionaire Warren Buffett emphasizes that his "circle of competence" is allocation of capital, but he leaves to others most of the heavy lifting in business, such as company branding and management.
This issue of competence management mainly concerns competency allocation and project team building.
Thus, the guideline recommendations are intended to serve as a basis for politicians and health directors when they are making decisions about resource allocation as well as organization and competence improvement.
Findings illustrate that the YMCA's workforce and organizational development capacities (e.g., evaluation and health promotion capacity and competence) were increased through our partnership, resource allocation, and leadership.
Tests of concurrent validity with global work motivation, perceived teaching competence, perceived teaching involvement and voluntariness of lesson allocation delivered theory-consistent results with slight deviations for some scales.
So, I think it flies in the face of good clinical medicine to be sending patients' incidental results and tests nobody ever ordered.' Professional competence in interpreting genetic risks has important system-wide implications for resource allocation.
Processes that ensure adequate and targeted resource allocation may contribute to reduced length of stay, increase in ambulatory activity, as well as ensuring right competence at the right place and time.
