Clustering of cases has not yet been systematically evaluated despite reports of peri-domestic transmission and known vector competence for human-to-human transmission.
Robo-advisors also challenge the competence of human financial advisers.
The development of this noninvasive technique for determining the euploidy and the competence for development of human embryos by analyzing the spent culture medium could be a powerful tool for embryo selection in ART, but it needs to be researched further.
Drawing from SDT, the three basic psychological needs autonomy, competence, and relatedness are crucial for human functioning (Deci and Ryan 2000; Ryan and Deci 2008).
It has long been recognised that social competence is an important aspect for human development, particularly for early childhood development, and it has been considered as a construct in developmental theory (Waters and Sroufe 1983).
Quantification of host species specific reservoir competence can identify animals most responsible for producing infected ticks and therefore increasing risk for human exposure.
The strict competence hypothesis has sparked a small dialogue among several researchers attempting to understand its ramifications for human sentence processing and incremental interpretation in particular.
Psychological foundations of number: Numerical competence in human infants.
Support for human rights.
This proposal has been tested with studies on the Wason selection task, which purportedly demonstrate that humans possess a specific competence for detecting cheaters in cooperative interactions.
