Sentence examples similar to competence cut from inspiring English sources

We employed a logistic regression model to investigate associations of low engagement or low competence (cut-off point at their median level) with determinants factors.

In their book "Competing for the Future" (Harvard Business School Press), they said that a business should think of itself not as boxes on an organization chart but as a collection of skills, or competences, that cut across internal boundaries.

First of all, Osborne conceded the Tories' trump card of economic competence, putting tax cuts before stability.

Scepticism about big government seems to be hurting Mr Gore more than scepticism about competence or tax cuts is hurting Mr Bush.

Transformation efficiencies were investigated by using a 2-step natural competence protocol (Harwood and Cutting 1990; Hoffmann et al. 2010).

In the second phase, the items were evaluated in order to obtain a pool of calibrated items fitting the Rasch model (see below) and provisional best cut points for competence were established.

The horrible irony is that the correlation between confidence and competence is far from clear-cut.

The fierce competition for all places results in extreme competence from those who make the cut.

He is attacking Mr. Bush's credibility and competence on issues as different as tax cuts and the postwar cleanup in Iraq to large and enthusiastic crowds in New Hampshire and Iowa.

After these narratives, more detailed results on the materials, competences and meanings attached to the power cut are presented.

Austria, for their part, can be concerned about the figure they might cut in that event when basic competence is yet to be achieved.