Sentence examples for competences for example in from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, global ratings have been used to reliably assess complex competences, for example in surgery [ 19].
In direct contrast, groups perceived as low-warmth, low-competence, for example in the United States groups such as homeless people and undocumented immigrants, evoke disgust and an urge to avoid them.
In addition to financial motives (risk diversification), these acquisitions were fuelled by the ambition to build managerial competences in global business, for example in the management of acquisition processes.
Different dimensions and aspects with reference to social competences have been addressed, for example in studies dealing with moral judgment in commercial occupations (Beck et al. 1996, 1998), communicative abilities (van Buer and Matthäus 1994; Wittmann 2001) and teamwork skills (Goméz 2009).
Such programs train not only communication but also technical competences (for example: [ 21]).
Also, the GPs consider the guidelines useful in several respects, for example, in patient contacts and for competence development.
For example, in the waterborne bacteria Vibrio cholerae competence is induced by chitin (Meibom et al. 2005; Miller et al. 2007).
For example 'In the dark'.
She has selectively presented a list of areas which are not only deeply controversial politically - for example, in their view of the family and of family legislation - but also demonstrably do not belong among the European Union's areas of competence.
Domains 1 (competence of health professionals) and 10 (availability of health professionals) were combined because the availability of caregivers is regarded to be only valuable in combination with their competence; for example, the presence of midwives or doctors in training might not always be perceived as positive by women in labor.
