Objective measures of competence are lacking.
While the project staff had the technological competence needed to carry out the innovation, business competence was lacking.
Extensive empirical research data on children's decision-making competence are lacking.
Competence is studied worldwide (10 documents from Europe, 7 documents from Australia and New Zealand, and 4 documents from USA, Canada, and Brazil); thus, there is lacking systematic competence evaluation research.
The alternative is to partly ignore illnesses where the competence to address the situation is lacking, eliciting a feeling of inadequacy.
"The most important organisational competences which are lacking are an ability to collaborate with anyone who can be useful in HP&DP" (PL,M,44).
Competence, tools, and methods are lacking in order to integrate patient experiences and involve patients in direct service improvement at an individual and organizational level.
Allegrante et al. posed the question: "What are the skills that currently employed personnel need that they do not have?" and identified eight areas of competence and skill that were lacking [ 8].
The results demonstrate that there is a large interest in usability but that organizational priority and competence is often lacking.
There are two genes encoding putative competence related proteins, but a complete system for genetic competence is apparently lacking, since the complex named RecBCD, composed of three different subunits called RecB, RecC, and RecD, was not found.
