Sentence examples for competence provided from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of the validity of action competence provided by this article reveals that the assessment entails not the intended, process-oriented structure but rather a fractured, subject-specific, content structure.

One useful, succinct, definition of cultural competence provided by Fantini [ 23] is "a complex of abilities needed to perform effectively and appropriately when interacting with others who are linguistically and culturally different from oneself" (p. 12).

We also obtained information on caregiver satisfaction, for subjects admitted to the GMU, on: level of distress during the subject's admission; usefulness of the GMU environment to patient recovery; the utility of multicomponent intervention to patient recovery and, in their opinion, the most useful component; and their satisfaction with care and staff competence provided in the GMU.

The foreign DNA fragments can recombine and replace homologous segments on the chromosome within the competent cell; thus, competence provides cells with a potent mechanism of horizontal gene transfer and access to the nutrients in extracellular DNA (Solomon and Grossman 1996).

These conflicting expression patterns may suggest that the cell-of-origin is a multipotent progenitor cell of varying competence providing a heterogenic character to the developing tumor.

These areas of strategic competence provide the basis for individuals to identify the given information in the task, retrieve relevant items from language competence, and implement the plan through drawing on psychophysiological mechanism.

(PT 33 4) But that a legal system, through its norms of competence, provides for the authoritative interpretation of its material legal norms hardly entails that it must contain a sovereign in the traditional understanding of that term.

Adaptations made to the rules of each sport (e.g. removing double dribbles in basketball) has the capacity to support a participant's need for competence, provide self-efficacy and promote the adoption of more autonomous forms of motivation (i.e. identified, integrated and intrinsic regulation) [17].

Competence provides children with their belief in their ability to set high goals, persevere in the face of obstacles and setbacks, and strive for success in all aspects of their lives.

First of all, this study demonstrates that hNGFR100 fails to sensitize and activate nociception, while it shows a full neurotrophic pro-survival competence, providing a direct mechanism for pain insensitivity in HSAN V and explaining the major neurodevelopmental effects in HSAN V. We provide a mechanism for this differential neurotrophic versus nociceptive activity of hNGFR100 mutants.

Competence on the OSCE should, therefore, identify students who will subsequently perform well in similar "real life" clinical situations (i.e., competence provides the capacity to perform).