Sentence examples for component of the competence from inspiring English sources

This seems largely due to the insertion of a prophage, henceforth referred to as ΦIC1, into the comYC (also known as comGC) gene, which encodes a component of the competence pilus essential for the uptake of exogenous DNA into the cell [ 48].

The intention was to use an approach that allows assessing the subject's attitude, one of the three components of the competence construct.

The number of staff who participated through all four components of the competence training was 40% (24/60) and their results have also been summarized (Table  2) with very similar outcomes to those who were unable to attend all assessments.

Evaluating problems, providing appropriate and effective treatment, predisposing factors and structural/staffing factors, are components of the competence domain, and understanding the patient's individual experiences, expressing caring, communicating clearly and completely, building partnership, demonstrating honesty and keeping information confidential, are components of the benevolence domain.

Knowledge of sentence implicatures is a crucial component of the linguistic competence of speakers and hearers (Lepore & Stone forthcoming: Part II).

Further, by identifying candidate transporters through a biochemical approach, we expect to be able to delete components of the natural competence system, therefore confirming their role in this process.

To date the main method used has involved rating treatment sessions but, for largely practical reasons, this "therapy quality" method is not suited to the testing of the skill component of therapist competence – and this would apply even if improved session-rating measures were available.

Finally, a word on the distinction between the inferential and the referential component of lexical competence.

Background :Leadership is a critical component of physician competence, yet the best approaches for developing leadership skills for physicians in training remain undefined.

According to the model of EI which serves as the basis for University of North Carolina (UNC Leadership Development Institutess [ 20] p.243" self-awareness is a component of personal competence, constituting the foundation of EI which is characterised by knowing, understanding and expressing oneself" [ 20] p. 250.

As this paper focuses on the correlation between self-perceived competence and objectively measured competence, we report only the component of self-perceived competence.