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.
"In the world we are striving for," she said, "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".
As germination proceeds, there is a race between the rate of reserve consumption and the establishment of an independent, photosynthetically competent seedling able to acquire water and mineral nutrients from the soil.
Though functionally blind for his entire life (he could sense little more than light and dark), he was able to acquire competent vision after being given a pair of glasses.
If you want to become a competent HPLC analyst, you?ll need to acquire hands-on knowledge of the operation, maintenance, trouble-shooting, and data processing of HPLC.
Given the proper length of exposure and a competent, skillful teacher, students are usually able to acquire a foreign language this way.
Being relatively close to graduation may have made them serious about learning and keen to acquire the skills of a competent physician.
R. solanacearum is naturally competent for DNA transformation [ 28- 30] which allows cells to acquire foreign genetic material directly from their environment.
This model raises numerous questions, including whether growing follicles containing developmentally incompetent NSN oocytes may be rescued, that is, guided to acquire the SN chromatin organisation and whether this is paralleled by the acquisition of a developmental competent state.
So you could be competent but you might not be confident, as it depends on what the standard of competences based on, so you are confident with your own standards you need to acquire.
