Sentence examples for competence matrix from inspiring English sources
Selin Hult, an information manager, and Henrik Palmberg, who said he was a "competence matrix owner," showed me around.
The other route is visible in the conclusion of a competence matrix study by the University of Reading on plastic electronics in the UK: "There is no incentive for companies to develop compatible standards or push for common technology platforms without a powerful end-user to insist on this" [14].
The curriculum-competence matrix ensured there were no areas where competence was expected without a defined (formal or informal) training opportunity.
A variety of vasculopathies shift the phenotype of SMC from one of quiescence and contractile competence to proliferation, migration, matrix production, and attenuated expression of contractile proteins [1].
Organizations are matched to cells in the matrix by their competence and rules governing their operation.
The study reveals novel cadherin-based modalities to modulate VSMC sensitivity to insulin through Akt/mTOR axis signaling as well as vascular function and tissue architecture through the effects on contractile competence and organization of extracellular matrix.
The cardinal question which physico-chemical component or components of the matrix activate osteogenetic competence, and how the property is transmitted from one mesenchymal cell generation to another is presently unanswerable.
Further genetic analyses will shed light on the possible specialized function(s) (e.g., matrix-production or competence for mating) of this cellular phenotype.
Table 3 shows a matrix of reported confidence versus competence and how this may affect patient care based on these extrapolations from the focus groups.
Likewise, the matrix helped identify areas where competences might be better sequenced or where explicit course prerequisites were needed to ensure students had acquired basic competence before more advanced skills were taught.
The period of culture to performance-competence allows the generation of endogenous and extracellular matrix proteins which contribute to the extracellular milieu of each cell.
