However, data quality assessment and triangulation, like other aspects of mortality measurement, require sufficient competent analytic capacity.
Where several authorities are each competent for different aspects of a complex legal obstacle, the Commitment should be accompanied by a timetable for each of these aspects.
In "Speaking Confidently," a class for reticent students at the University of Nebraska, Omaha, classmates look one another in the eye before speeches and repeat scripted positive statements: "No one is perfect or fully competent in all aspects of life," "They can't feel my heart beat," "I can be myself".
Many clinicians do not feel competent at some aspects of communication skills (Girgis and Sanson-Fisher, 1995), with many reluctant to give estimations of life expectancy (Hagerty et al, 2005).
The General Medical Council (GMC) in the United Kingdom in their publication Good Medical Practice, state that doctors "must be competent in all aspects of their work" and "must regularly take part in activities that maintain and develop their competence" while they "must make clear the limits of their competence and knowledge" [ 14].
He's competent in every aspect of MMA and possesses the high-level athleticism to push the pace and land strikes against the cage.
However, much of the current focus within health care systems is on the technical and mechanical aspects of competent care to the exclusion of these important tacit dimensions.
Reporter fluorescence in senescent cells differs from their young, replication-competent counterparts in various aspects: (i) Senescent cells display larger numbers of DSB foci (Fig. 1A).
Another major important aspect of competent systems is their interpretability, i.e., providing information on the steps followed to obtain outcomes.
The crucial question is, of course, whether the continuous model derived from a Boolean network is indeed competent to explain an aspect of biological reality in a precise quantitative fashion.
While semantic externalists acknowledge only the C-intension as modeling an expression's semantic content, 2D empiricists will insist that both A- and C-intensions reflect important aspects of a competent English speaker's understanding of a word like 'water'water
