Sentence examples for competence condition from inspiring English sources

One can talk about this commitment either in terms of what the trustor expects of the trustee or in terms of what the trustee possesses: that is, as a condition for trust or as a condition for trustworthiness (and the same is true, of course, of the competence condition).

And Putnam (1975) went on to suggest that part of the competence conditions with a term might involve both some kind of external relation to the term's referent, and stereotypical beliefs, e.g., that lemons are yellow, tigers striped, water a liquid, even though it's perfectly possible for there to be exceptions to such claims.

The aim of this study was to explore the relationships between general self-esteem, physical self-worth, sport competence, physical condition, an attractive body, physical strength and the involvement in a risk-taking sport: The parkour.

A further qualitative analysis of the data reveals that students in the competence-based condition often decoded the competence-based assessment criteria into the performance-based criteria as an answer but were not able to describe the concrete behaviour.

The students in the competence-based condition received the list with competence-based criteria (PA-C) and students in the performance-based condition received the list with performance-based criteria (PA-P).

In the competence-based condition, the assessment criteria were formulated as competences of stoma care as used previously in the study program (VA-C).

Being in the performance-based or competence-based condition did not influence students' perceptions of the learning task.

In LB medium cells normally are poorly competent, and the induction of competence under these conditions demonstrates that the system is able to induce competence under non-competence stimulation conditions.

While L. monocytogenes does not show evidence for competence under laboratory conditions generally used to induce competency [ 43], our observations suggest that L. monocytogenes and in particular lineage II isolates may be competent under certain environmental conditions.

Ensuring staff receive relevant training on the impact of ageing on health, and are certified to their level of competence in managing conditions associated with aging.

However, several recent reports have shown that E. coli can express modest genetic competence in certain conditions that can arise in its environment [18] [25].