A learning organization is competent in creating, acquiring and transferring knowledge, and modifying its behavior to reflect new knowledge [ 44].
Ccm1p would perfectly fit this scenario as a factor that assists the full-length bI4 intron in acquiring the competent structure towards a catalytic form.
Hilliard found that senior students were more interested in learning for the sake of learning and in acquiring the skills of a competent physician [ 12].
Flexibility in acquiring partners.
When a competent mosquito acquires microfilariae in a blood meal, the microfilariae develop within the mosquito into third stage larval forms that are infective to vertebrates.
These competent cells acquire PGC-like fate in response to either BMP4 signal or directly to Blimp1, Prdm14, and Tfap2c, which is similar to PGCs in vivo (Magnúsdóttir et al., 2013; Nakaki et al., 2013).
Although the symptoms of infection are largely subclinical in immune-competent individuals, acquired or latent infection in the context of immune compromise leads to focal intracerebral lesions caused by unchecked parasite re-activation and replication.
In immuno-competent host, acquired CMV infection is usually asymptomatic or may determine a mild disease.
"In future, young scientists will have even more opportunities to join together with other competent colleagues and acquire a good scientific reputation in their fields of research," she says.
Children who are socially competent and social-emotionally well-developed will have a higher chance of enjoying success in education, acquiring future employment, and establishing secure and stable social relationships (Jones et al. 2015).
In the world we are striving for, children not only survive, but are mentally alert, emotionally secure, socially competent, and able to acquire the knowledge they need to be physically healthy and productive adults.
