Sentence examples similar to competence to monitor from inspiring English sources

Even though it is virtually impossible to influence the market formation from a single location, it is vitally important to construct competences to monitor and understand market formation dynamics for seizing the opportunities when they emerge.

BioMediTech has received public funding from national and local sources to strengthen its capacity to operate in the global markets but the specific competences to monitor and assess the emergent human spare parts industry are not systematically developed, and the interviews indicate that their relevance as a part of the system are not fully understood.

Here, we exploit the stumpy-specific PAD1 marker, which functionally defines transmission competence, to quantitatively monitor stumpy formation during chronic infections.

More involvement of WINFOCUS to monitor competence and certification is needed.

A selection of session recordings was checked by the research team to monitor adherence to humanistic psychological therapy competences.

Another important feature during this phase was to monitor the external environment and gain relevant knowledge (and competence) for the program management team.

Emotional intelligence has broad definitions; one being the ability of an individual to monitor and regulate emotions, to promote emotional and intellectual growth through competence in perceiving, using, facilitating, and understanding emotions [ 10].

Take the opening chapter ("Stand up straight with your shoulders back"), in which he draws on the neurochemistry of lobsters and social behaviour of chimpanzees to make inferences about our human socio-cultural behaviour, arguing that we are inveterately wired to monitor our status in the "dominance hierarchy" (a term he adapts to "competence hierarchy" for creatures more complex than crustaceans).

In the current study the reporter strain was used to monitor the expression of the srfA operon which is a known requirement for competence development.

Other frequently mentioned challenges involve the inability to monitor approved protocols, lack of ongoing training for its members, and insufficient member competence to review protocols.

Thus, the CAPL enhances our ability to monitor physical literacy during childhood by enabling simultaneous monitoring of engagement in physical activity, motivation and confidence, physical competence, and knowledge and understanding.