Sentence examples for competence in preparing from inspiring English sources

In her will, Mrs. Giacometti noted that Ms. Palmer had worked beside her "with total dedication and very great competence" in preparing Giacometti's catalogue raisonné, and said she should be credited as co-author of the future catalogue.

They interviewed senior students and newly qualified doctors and found that this quality [i.e., the appropriate state of mind] was as important as practical competence in preparing for the world of practice.

Here we introduce a two-component rating tool comprising of (1) a global rating score to rate the overall surgical skills relevant to this surgical procedure and (2) a task-based checklist to evaluate competence in preparing the surgical approach for cochlear implantation.

The IADL questions attempt to capture the ability to live independently in a community and involve cognitive and physical competences including preparing a hot meal, taking medication, doing work around the house and shopping for groceries (Supplementary Appendix A1).

To this end, in this study, we report in detail on an investigation into the extent to which apprentices in Switzerland and Germany need the same competence to be prepared for the commercial workforce.

Behind the policy lies the belief that taking a standardized test helps students to prove their English competence, prepare for future employment or advanced studies, and also increase their competitive edge in the global environment.

They thank M. Méchali for welcoming YA in his laboratory to learn LSE technologies, S. Bocquet for technical help to prepare Xenopus LSE extracts, S. Caulet for his competence in using various softwares, E. Manzoni and S. Authier for their competence in maintaining the axolotl colony.

Physical games can develop agility and competence in motor skills.

Calls for competence-based approaches to preparing professionals go back 60 years or more.

That policy is even more important today when the very general knowledge that prepares students for college-level work is also the knowledge that is needed for competence in the information-age workplace.

Using colloids prepared in calcium-containing, balanced solutions for volume replacement therapy may attenuate the breakdown of vascular barrier competence in the critically ill.