Sentence examples for basis for competency from inspiring English sources

We agree with this statement but we believe that extending the comparison to ontology components instead of only specialization relations between classes would provide a stronger basis for competency comparison.

Assembled in the curriculum they would form the basis for competency-based training and outcome-based assessment and could motivate undergraduates towards postgraduate specialist training in the discipline.

The basis for the competency rating tool was first drafted based on the steps outlined in a standard text [ 12] and revised through consideration of the literature and consensus between the investigators that brought perspectives in surgery and educational psychology from a major western cochlear implant clinic and a large Asian university.

Firstly, a social business enterprise focuses entrepreneurial skills as the basis for core competencies, whereas social enterprises in the water sector center on electrification and water purification.

The evaluation results serve to define subgroups of learner with similar, compatible or complementary competencies, as well as provide a basis for identifying the competencies of individual learners.

The very specific feedback on to what extent the defined competencies and interactions are already implemented - in the perception of the faculty - provides an important basis for further faculty and competency development with the students in a trustworthy environment.

Sensitive, attuned, and responsive ECSEL teachers offer the experiences that help build emotional and social competencies based on the child's developmental stage, which then serve as a basis for developing emotional competence and ultimately self-regulation (see Table 3).

These data will provide a basis for the establishment of competencies related to ultrasound.

The register helps to identify CI-relevant participants' actions whereas the catalogue is the basis for translating actions into competencies.

These considerations also form the conceptual basis for the definition of economic competencies in the present study.

According to Benner [13] and Dreyfus and Dreyfus [52], five levels of professional pathway 'from novice to expert' are described as the basis for gaining increased skill and competencies.