Sentence examples for competent completion from inspiring English sources

Each video demonstrated competent completion of all the criteria determined by the panel of endocrinologists for that clinical skill.

Whilst we have focussed on competent completion (as inferred by the attainment of a University degree) which may (or may not) result in an increased likelihood of employment, there must also be the ability to recognise and benchmark high achievement.

Thus, we cannot evaluate provider proficiency prior to starting the study, although we know that providers were deemed competent at completion of their training.

Any further requests by the competent authority for completion or clarification of the information shall be at its discretion but may not result in an interruption of the assessment period.

Where the competent authority, upon completion of the assessment, decides to oppose the proposed acquisition, it shall, within two working days, and not exceeding the assessment period, inform the proposed acquirer in writing and provide the reasons for that decision.

Therefore, productivities of gravel pack completions may differ significantly from perforated completions in competent formation without gravel pack.

With regard to SFS subscales, the independence-competence subscale increased over the first 6 months of EPICENTER care (t = 2.73; p = 0.03), indicating that participants perceived themselves as more competent in the independent completion of tasks of daily living.

This work has shown for the first time that HCV can persistently infect an immune-competent mouse model with completion of viral life cycle.

These seven roles form the basis of medical education curriculum; residents are expected to be competent in all roles by completion of training and are assessed based on these competencies.

As a result: Teachers would be required to be competent to deliver the subject on completion of their initial teacher training.

A procedure should be considered to be fully online if the user can take all steps, from access to completion, interacting with the competent authority, the 'front office', electronically, at a distance and through an online service.