Sentence examples similar to competence to yield from inspiring English sources
The aim of this purposive sampling criterion is to maximise the level of supervisor competence and to yield rich data from the accumulated clinical wisdom of senior supervisors.
They look to us to provide a high moral ground, a sense of fundamental good and the embodiment of strength that comes from intelligence, experience and competence -- not pressure to build walls, or to yield to the will of a bully.
The empirical studies are too few to yield conclusive results on the nature of strategic competence.
Boehner refused to yield.
Yet Nigeria refused to yield.
"It acts to yield function".
Be willing to yield sometimes.
Understanding these differences may yield novel insights into how adult stem cells retain the competence to self-renew and generate multiple specialized cell types.
The search terms "capacity" and "competence" were initially used to identify documented capacity, however, after preliminary analysis of 100 inpatient records, the term "competence" did not yield any additional assessments to the term "capacity", and this search term was subsequently dropped.
The addition of functional competence to standard cognitive test data [ 25] yields a significant increase in validity only for concurrent and not for longitudinal prediction of community independence.
