Sentence examples for competence creation from inspiring English sources

Building on motivation theory, we argue that an appropriate organizational architecture stimulates a subsidiary's motivation to create internationally "useful" competence so that its extent of competence creation will increase.

Rajagopal and Bojin (2003) found significant differences of more than eight percentage points between male and female university students in web page creation competence.

The comprehensive evaluation of competence requires the creation of measures that are sensitive to the complexity of the construct and take into account the intervention-specific contextual variables that influence it.

Particular attention should be paid to the strengthening of "health" as a personal value and to build young people's sense of personal competence for the creation and implementation of healthy behavior.

The combination of complementary competences also nurtures the creation of new competences.

Advanced digital competences in the creation and exchange of contents on the internet and social networks have been identified by other studies as another important line of research related to the development of new pedagogies.

His method is innovative: citing Noam Chomsky's theory that a universal grammar underlies all human speech and that an "innate grammatical competence" allows for the creation and understanding of language, Bernstein proposes that music might be analyzed not with the conventional tools of music theory but by using linguistic procedures.

The results indicated that brand self connection and three perceived benefits of brand co-creation tasks (autonomy, competence, and relatedness) facilitate consumer motivations to participate in brand co-creation campaigns.

In effect, this first project will allow us to identify the dimensions of the social competence process that supports the creation of a therapeutic relationship between physicians and patients living in poverty with at least one chronic illness.

At the national level, actions guided by boards of national decision makers and advisors, or the creation of national competence centres, can deal with challenges such as legal, regulatory or structural issues that delay or hinder the development of eHealth.

Through a series of in-depth interviews with general practitioners, the first project (Project 1) proposes to identify the dimensions of the social competence process that supports the creation of a therapeutic relationship between physicians and patients living in poverty with at least one chronic illness[ 37].