Newcomers are needed for successful strengthening of the midwifery profession in Bangladesh, as they have a unique system competence that manifests itself and can relatively quickly launch a functioning system.
Competency as a motivating force is consistent with Putnam and Campbell's view that that a physician's desire for competence is manifest in (1) striving to excel and be the "best" in the field, (2) willingness to change and innovate in clinical practice, and (3) willingness to respond to clinical problems[ 18].
Manifest competence -- quickly winning the war in Afghanistan -- hasn't exactly hurt Mr. Rumsfeld's stature, especially in Washington.
Emotion competence, particularly as manifested within social interaction (i.e., affective social competence) is an important contributor to children's optimal social and psychological functioning.
Given the trainer's manifest competence for the Epsom challenge, you would imagine that commensurate horses would routinely find their way to his Newmarket stables.
Supervisory competence, for example, manifested as delegation, planning and organizing work, and impartiality, has a bearing on the potency of motivators and dissatisfiers in the job environment as evidenced by Exhibits XII-A and XII-B.
Accurate performances achieve their aim, adroit performances manifest competence, and apt performances are accurate because adroit.
If this hypothesis were true, then the proposed difference in competence might be manifested as a difference in the ability of cells to maintain plasmids containing only the ARS1 N region or the ARS1 S region in the same context relative to the 3′ URA3 sequences as plasmid pN&S.
Suppose we say the accuracy of Henry's belief manifests his competence as a perceiver.
For beliefs Sosa identifies accuracy with truth, adroitness with manifesting intellectual competence, and aptness with being "true because competent".
