This process, established in a coherent and functional manner, will encourage the creation and consolidation of a consistent, accessible, flexible and diverse European Education Area; a place where the younger generations from any country can acquire key competences to live, feel, understand, work and socialise in Europe, as well as perform their duties and responsibilities as European citizens.
Ardiles shared Maradona's dismay at the inability of one of the sport's leading nations to defend with competence or to live with the quick, persistent, devastatingly quick passing and movement of a team ranked 50 places beneath it in world status.
Two physicians would have to confirm a patient's prognosis of less than six months to live, plus the person's mental competence.
Risk estimation, however, seems to live outside the average programmer's technical competence and core practice.
It would require two physicians to confirm a patient's prognosis of six months or less to live, as well as the patient's mental competence to make healthcare decisions.
The narratives talked about feelings of inadequacy when they were unable to live up to their own high expectations and demands for competence, imposed by themselves or others.
We work to live these ideals by seeing people as people, period, and meeting them "where they live". Cultural competence is woven into our core values of excellence, respect, diversity, integrity and accountability.
To evaluate the effect of DHEA supplementation on In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) outcome as assessed by ovarian response, oocyte developmental competence and live birth rates in women predicted to have poor ovarian reserve (OR).
To identify the cumulus cell gene expression associated with oocyte developmental competence, specifically live birth, after single ET SETT) assisted reproductive technology.
In rehabilitation decisions, older patients may be subjected to disadvantaging stereotypes where they are categorized as senile, infirm due to loss of functional ability, lacking competence to manage their own lives, and unable to make decisions (Butler 1975; Becker 1994; Frost 2001; [End Page 60] Williams 2007; Sherwin and Winsby 2011).
They come from grossly disordered backgrounds with low levels of parental interest and competence and they live in areas where all they see around them is the same hopeless pattern.
