Sentence examples for competence established from inspiring English sources
To assess this secondary outcome, staff members rate their perceived nursing competency using 18 items from a questionnaire on nursing competence established in Germany (German title: Fragebogen zur pflegerischen Handlungskompetenz [ 66]).
In the treatment context, there are no conclusive age-limits for competence established empirically.
The whole product feels rounded off and reassuring, demonstrating the triumph of common competence and established procedures over absurdity and mayhem.
Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith said: "David Jones now has questions to answer as to why he persisted in seeking this wasteful review of the assembly's legislative competence - established after last year's referendum - and what has been the full cost associated with his referral.
Clinton has to sustain her advantage and reach the now-higher bar of competence she established in the first debate.
Second, transcriptional competence is established at the time of replication [ 107].
In the future, the intermediate mesodermally restricted cell population described here can provide a further window into the mechanisms by which developmental competence is established and maintained.
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.
In France, metal-detecting without a license is illegal, and to obtain one, you must prove your professional competence and establish the scientific basis of your expedition.
As EurActiv explains: "Should a major financial institution fail, there will be no European competence to establish which countries will have to foot the bill and by what means.
