Sentence examples for competence is attributed from inspiring English sources

This article adopts a transaction costs economics perspective in order to explore the question whether, in the light of a particular problem, the scale at which a certain competence is attributed can be reconsidered.

The high competence of high rate digester is attributed to its specific design features and intermittent mixing of the digester contents and also due to the hydrodynamic principles involved in its operation.

This is attributed to the natural competence of Nm cells for transformation and homologous recombination (Chen and Dubnau 2004; Findlay and Redfield 2009).

This is attributed partly to their maturation status and competences.

How much of our psychological competence can be attributed to concept-dependent mindreading is an empirical question.

Differences in vector competence could be attributed to barriers to infection, including midgut infection, midgut escape and salivary gland invasion barriers [ 15, 16], as well as the effects of extrinsic and intrinsic factors [ 17– 17].

The persistence of poor providers' competence could be attributed to gaps in pre-service curricula, lack of continuing education, staff turnover, frequent rotation and limited in-service training in Addis Ababa.

These days, shortcomings are attributed to competence rather than ideology.

Feng et al. [ 21] reported that branchial excretion competence in seawater fish may be attributed to active drinking for osmoregulatory purposes of seawater tilapia; possibly resulting to the rapid excretion of the drug and its metabolites or their ionized complexes via the branchial chloride cells.

However, no equivalent assessment of specific competences was observed, which could be attributed to the fact that the tests evaluated different aspects of the same learning outcome.

Its high survival in vivo could be attributed to its competence to colonize murine lungs and to breach the epithelial barrier.