► "Graduate students in the United States receive disparate levels of professional development, networking opportunities, and assessments of basic levels of competency depending on where and with whom they train," wrote Paul Jordan, a Ph.D. student in the Department of Chemistry at Indiana University, Bloomington, in a letter published in this week's Science.
Maxwell & Westerfield (2002) argue that an entrepreneur's innovativeness, which is an aspect of his/ her competencies, depends largely on the level of his/her formal education as well as prior managerial experience.
A softcomputing-based SKECM model has been developed to predict each KEC and clustered competencies depending on their individual associated behaviors that are treated as black boxes.
We found relatively strong differences in the physical-technical competencies depending on the course of studies, the participation in preparatory courses in physics, and the gender: mechanical engineering students, male respondents, and students having participated in preparatory courses in physics achieve much better results.
Some respondents thought that PharmD and BPharm graduates did not necessarily have significant competency differences because the competency levels might depend on the ability of each individual.
Thus, successful biological therapy depends on restoring competency of the extrinsic pathway.
It has been found that good diabetes care with significantly better outcomes depends on the competency of the individual provider and the doctors' special interest in diabetes [ 34, 35].
Successful innovation depends on complementary competencies in networks of producers, users, and governmental bodies.
Prior research has shown that the quality of telephone triage depends upon the competencies of triage nurses, standardization of triage, and frequency of interaction between GPs and triage nurses.
The excellence of healthcare depends on the competencies of the health care professionals.
