Sentence examples for competences of a from inspiring English sources

The Royal College of Nursing lists blood-drawing as one of the "sample competences" of a healthcare assistant, which in the medical world may be a similar ranking to the vocational qualifications that the government announced this week would lose their equivalence with GCSEs and be omitted from the calculations of school league tables.

The two sub dimensions of listening and clear speech were, in fact, also identified as important social competences of a medical assistant.

First, a competence is always a part of a chain of competences of a competence profile, and not a single competence in itself.

This view is underpinned by an increasing attention to the intellectual property as an intangible asset [26], especially when competences of a target company play the key role in determining the firm's real value [21].

The app is enabled to deliver appropriate content to the learner by recognizing the learning situation by making use of device sensors, the actual competences of a learner and the target competences as registered in the learning environment.

For it, we posit five central elements that help to understand what we mean by SoF, REF and its relation: First, a competence is always a part of a chain of competences of a competence profile, and not a single competence in itself.

For this end, the focus in this paper is on system-level generic competences instead of the competences of an individual organisation.

Therefore, the information competences of an arbitrator are quite similar to those of internal governance institutions, such as the board of directors.

An example is the unique competences of an MNC operating in pharmaceutical industry to assist people living with HIV and AIDS, or a road construction company's unique competences in assisting a rural community to develop its feeder roads.

The mean age of patients resuscitated within the competences of an anaesthesiologist was 54.3 years (range 0 91).

Likewise, the administration of oxygen, furosemide and nitroglycerine in a patient with severe pulmonary oedema was considered within the competences of an EMT or PM.