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This paper suggests that to gain additional analytical leverage on the Triple Helix model, and the three spaces in the core of it, we need to study it also by focusing on generic competences called for in the interaction between the main institutional spheres.

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Due to the students' lack of clinical competence, calling for help within 60 s was as one of the targets (Target 6) to achieve patient safety.

For these reasons, the main rationale in constructing a competence set model is (a) to specify what kind of competences are called for in a Triple Helix constellation and (b) to identify the competences that keep a Triple Helix constellation continuously adapting to changing economic landscapes.

The two interrelated research questions we set out to address are what kind of generic competences are called for in the emergence of a new science-based industry and how do generic competences interact in a Triple Helix constellation.

The dominant generic competences are related to the generation of new knowledge and the selection of winning knowledge, products and/or services and retention of them in the economy, but, as was shown, several other generic competences are called for in the system to make a lasting impact on the society, to institutionalise the new discoveries.

Mr. Stoiber, who is running on a reputation for economic competence, called Mr. Schröder the "chancellor of broken promises" for having failed to get unemployment down to below 3.5 million -- a Schröder vow -- and presiding over a Germany that has the lowest growth rates in Europe.

In competency-based medical education emphasis has shifted towards outcomes, capabilities, and learner-centeredness. Together with a focus on sustained evidence of professional competence this calls for new methods of teaching and assessment.

The concept of generic competence refers to those higher order abilities that are called for to learn, innovate, anticipate and create and/or to generate conditions for learning and innovation (cf. Brown 1994; Wadhwa and Rao 2000).

He called for "new faces in the government," chosen for competence rather than "their influence in the relevant party".

On Wednesday, as a second Democratic senator, Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, called for Mr. Maliki to quit, he lashed out at American lawmakers who have questioned his competence.

Leaders of the leftist Workers Party called for Mr. Perez's expulsion, while Mr. Malan said "the allocation of budgetary resources has never been a theme of discussion with the I.M.F. and is not within its area of competence".

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