Sentence examples for competence at the end from inspiring English sources
Finnish health care organizations started to develop a systematic verification processes for medication competence at the end of the last decade.
Finally, time (values = 1, 2 and 3) was centred around 1, since we were interested in predicting student initial accounting competence at the end of grade 9 (Biesanz et al. 2004).
If the White House was trying to instill a greater sense of discipline and project an aura of competence at the end of the week, those notions were undermined by a fresh pair of controversies Friday.
Higher conflict in father child relationships at three months after preschool entry predicted lower levels of children's social competence at the end of the first preschool year over and above continuity in competence.
The gender generally did not differ in their social-emotional competence at the end of the kindergarten year (see Table 4).
Irrespective of the cause, the mismatch in confidence and competence at the end of students' only formal dermatology training has implications on the role of non-experts as gatekeepers to cutaneous cancer services.
A league table to be in place by 2010 will show the competence of students in different EU countries at the end of compulsory schooling.
On April 11 , 1960 in the ballroom of the Biltmore Hotel, Norman Chandler, at the end of a speech mentioning sacred trusts, grave responsibilities, utmost confidence, seriousness, and competence, presented his successor to an audience of seven hundred distinguished citizens and the world.
At its nadir, sterling had lost 30% of its value against both the dollar and the euro – that's amazing, considering that a devaluation of only 14% destroyed the Labour government's reputation for economic competence in the late 1960s.
On the other hand, the NADH marker band intensity for catalytic competence at 1679 cm 1 is larger for the unlabeled protein complex, suggesting a more competent substate population.
