Sentence examples for competence that allows from inspiring English sources

I have very little patience with Trump's blatant lack of cultural competence that allows him to believe that he can do both: eat Mexican food and enjoy the richness of their culture, and kick people - often non-white protesters -- out of his rallies for representing an ethnic or religious background that doesn't mesh with his bigoted shouts (which I cannot even call beliefs).

Comprehensive early care provides the building blocks for social and intellectual competence that allow children to reach their full potential.

During progression to metastatic competence, carcinoma cells enter an EMT program that allows them to acquire the features of mesenchymal-like cells that may significantly endow invasiveness.

Exploratory learning is one strategy that allows an extension of competences as provided by the environment of the system.

Here we present a method that allows genetic transformation by natural competence in several environmental isolates of B. subtilis.

The mammalian oviduct acts as a functional sperm reservoir providing a suitable environment that allows the maintenance of sperm fertilization competence until ovulation occurs [6].

In its reductionist layout, the experimental application of the SN/NSN model is a powerful tool that allows having, at one's disposal, ovarian oocytes of known developmental competence or incompetence.

Histone acetylation is generally viewed as a central switch that allows exchange between permissive and repressive chromatin domains in terms of transcriptional competence.

The intention was to use an approach that allows assessing the subject's attitude, one of the three components of the competence construct.

Because polarization requires the concerted action of all these secreted proteins, unveiling the mechanisms that allow competence for spatial positioning of the DV organizer activities is crucial for understanding embryonic patterning.

In setting that earlier project aside, Habermas adopts a more naturalistic, "postmetaphysical" approach (1992a), characterized by the fallible hermeneutic explication or "reconstruction" of shared competences and normative presuppositions that allow actors to engage in familiar practices of communication, discourse, and inquiry.