Sentence examples for competencies observed from inspiring English sources

Based on competencies observed during supervision visits, staffing adjustments were made by the district health team.

It is our assumption that this process may have facilitated the preferential development of different competencies observed between the two groups of respondents studied in this survey.

It was necessary to draw on literatures outside transformational leadership to adequately describe the "transnational culture" and "political competencies" observed at KHCC.

The level of competency observed in T. sp. strain RQ7 is comparable to what reported for Ralstonia solanacearum, whose frequency is in the order of 10-7[ 35], but lower than those measured in well-characterized system such as Vibrio cholera[ 36] and Helicobacter pylori[ 37], where a frequency of 10-5 or higher can often be obtained.

Substantial improvements in mathematical competency were observed in the fields of electrical engineering, metalworking, business and administration, while improvements in the fields of public health and social work were significantly lower.

> No significant difference in EBM competency was observed between undergraduate versus graduate students.

Parent trainer competency is observed and evaluated with a checklist by a supervisor at one home visit per six months.

No significant difference in EBM competency was observed between students undertaking the EBM course using the BL approach compared to students undertaking the DL approach.

No significant difference in EBM competency was observed between Australian-based undergraduate, Malaysian-based undergraduate, or Australian-based graduate-entry students (Berlin Questionnaire p=0.89; ACE tool p=0.09) (Table  1).

We address the following research question: What development of the mathematical competencies can be observed in German pre-vocational training programmes?

Historically, the origin of modelling and measuring economic competencies can be observed in the US in the report "Economic Education in School Committee for Economic Developmentnt 1961).