Sentence examples for competence barriers from inspiring English sources

Examination of the first 3 columns of data in this Table reveals that the following variables passed the 0.15 criterion in the variable group regression analysis: heart attack, heart failure, lung disease, and BMI from the chronic disease category, SPPB balance score, along with desire for physical competence, barriers efficacy, and 400 m performance efficacy from the process measures category.

With the exception of concerns around competence, reported barriers, enablers and motivations to participate in exercise groups were very similar to those expressed by participants who had joined groups not related to exercise.

Differences have been observed within SMEs, especially for information and competence-related barriers.

Hypervolemia has detrimental effects on vascular barrier competence and may impair patient outcome.

While glycocalyx shedding was not observed, diluting albumin concentration towards 0.5g% by artificial solutions was associated with a marked functional breakdown of vascular barrier competence.

Using colloids prepared in calcium-containing, balanced solutions for volume replacement therapy may attenuate the breakdown of vascular barrier competence in the critically ill.

The high cost of ultrasound equipment and extensive training required to achieve a suitable level of competence is a barrier for entry for new contractors.

This brought attention to the endothelial glycocalyx, a negatively charged layer of proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans, now identified as an important part of vascular barrier competence [ 3].

For over 100 years vascular barrier competence was generally acknowledged to be sufficiently explained by the historical principle of Ernest Starling [ 1].

A breakdown of vascular barrier competence results in capillary leakage and protein-rich interstitial edema, which lead to a significant perioperative increase in body weight.

Formation of edema serves as a harbinger of organ failure [ 62] and may, depending upon the tissues affected, lead to impairments in gas exchange, myocardial compliance, neurocognitive function, gut barrier competence, nutrient absorption and wound healing.