Sentence examples for concerning competence from inspiring English sources

Finally, in the course of our analysis we became aware of another difficulty concerning competence questions: assigning judgments to response options.

Moreover, the information respondents have concerning competence may be either (1) not immediately accessible and effortful to retrieve, or (2) complex or even contradictory.

This issue of competence management mainly concerns competency allocation and project team building.

The development of digital competence for university students presents an essential step in the development of the theories concerning digital competence and informal learning with digital media.

But if this results in an unequal distribution of omitted items concerning different competence dimensions (e.g. relatively more statistical questions are skipped), the consequence may be a misjudgment of the competence structure.

The relevance of the RTI is improved by the calculation principle, which includes the factors concerning national competence and national access to markets related to the Radical Technological Solutions.

The purpose of this study was to examine through a longitudinal design how sex stereotypes concerning athletic competence and value differ across adolescence.

1. Gender differences The advantage among male trainees, which was expected based on previous studies concerning economic competence (e.g., Brückner et al. 2015; National Center for Education Statistics 2013; Schmidt et al. 2015; Schumann and Eberle 2014; Walstad 1994), was confirmed only among German logistic clerks.

Regarding physicians, our results also indicated that the expansion of roles will only work if physicians do not feel threatened by the shift of territory and responsibility, believe that heightened involvement of nurses leads to advantages such as easier workload and happier patients and are confident concerning nurses' competence.

Regarding the development of the achievement test, our work was based partially on our own previous study concerning economic competences (Schumann and Eberle 2014).

(I4) The women had noted a generally high level of competence concerning diabetes among the care providers but some had also experienced insufficient professional competence, including either incorrect management or no management at all.