Sentence examples for competence gaps from inspiring English sources

With these challenges in mind, this paper presents a study conducted in the software industry to test competence gaps among software practitioners, comparing the 360-degree feedback results and self-evaluations with that of standard competence levels.

A recent analysis of the U.K. elections shows "economic competence gaps" being built around pivotal events, lasting for a long time, and, in recent years, a gap opening in favor of the Conservatives after the economic crisis and expanding further with the first signs of recovery in 2013.

For these reasons, while discrimination against the first generation of immigrants may be driven by reasons related to real differences in productivity (e.g., either linguistic or competence gaps, related to school or university education), the same cannot be said for the second generation (indeed this last category is Italian mother tongue, always living and educated in the country).

In-service training and mentoring to fill competence gaps of new graduates is also essential.

The identified need for training in laboratory quality management systems is in keeping with reported competence gaps in the laboratory workforce in resource-limited countries [ 23].

Competence gaps in AMSTL appear to be commonplace in many resource poor settings, despite the availability of essential supplies of the procedure.

It also failed as a prime example of the Trump administration's competence gap.

Whatever one thinks of Trump's merits, this competence gap raises profound questions about our national direction.

Her passion is working in partnership with educators to close the global competence gap in American education.

This happens in spite of women taking part more than men in vocational training and so increasing what might be called the competence gap.

The competence gap between gas and electric at the parent company is hardly the only problem.