Sentence examples for competencies cannot from inspiring English sources

However, most of the dimensions of economic competencies cannot directly predict educational aspirations, but they mediate the strong profile effect.

The development of financial management competencies cannot be achieved into the classical educational settings, by using common methods of knowledge transfer.

However, a correlation between the level of knowledge and competency cannot be clearly established because on the one hand students with good exam results achieve a good and very good degree of competency development.

True competency evaluation cannot be accomplished with simulation alone: competency assessment must also include evaluations of procedural skill during actual clinical care.

Current evidence can only conclude that any form of teaching increases EBM competency, but cannot distinguish which form of teaching is most effective at increasing student competency in EBM.

However, a reliable and valid toolbox for summative testing that covers all patient safety domains at Miller's four competency levels cannot yet be constructed.

In industry, employers look for competencies that you cannot obtain in a classroom, says Karl Haigler, a workforce-development consultant to industry and author of   The Gap Year Advantage and Gap Year, American Style.

Meyers proposes that self-respect is necessary to achieve the self-realization required for autonomy competency, although it "cannot be construed as a masculine or perfectionist value" (Meyers 1989, 208; compare Dillon's feminist conception of self-respect in Dillon 1992).

Oliver (1997) suggests that strategic alliances allow firms to obtain assets, competencies or capabilities that cannot be easily purchased in a competitive market for resources.

The extent to which these impacted on the perception of competency of the provider cannot be determined, however, concerns were raised regarding the professionalism of health care providers.

If Gillick competency to presumed consent cannot be invoked, it would permit taking organs from a minor in cases where no autonomous adult authorised to object to such a measure were available.