The distinction between a mild psychiatric disorder and normal variation in behavior can be difficult, and in such cases the GP evaluated his/her own competence as insufficient, indicating that experts should be involved.
Failures to convict rapists are due to institutionalised misogyny to some degree, but they're also due to insufficient competence of police and prosecutors.
The chapter concludes with stories of the professional choices made by leading women scientists, illustrating that technical and scientific competence alone are insufficient to become successful.
"mastery of verbal and nonverbal strategies both (a) to compensate for breakdowns in communication due to insufficient competence or to performance limitations and (b) to enhance the theoretical effect of utterances" (p. 339).
The committee further criticized the company for having too low a share capital, lack of qualified management and insufficient competence in operation and management of large aircraft.
Children and parents with insufficient competence in the Norwegian language (11 refugees) were also excluded.
Three exclusion criteria were used: major medical conditions, unable to attend the ordinary antenatal welfare program, and insufficient competence in the Swedish language.
Ugandan findings show how the workforce responded to a strong and rapidly implemented system of decentralisation that had insufficient competence for human resource management.
The difficulties of managing behavior disorders and the multiple medications were previously found in studies on small populations [ 3, 29], and, notably, was proposed as one of the factors explaining the GPs' impression of insufficient competence.
