Sentence examples similar to cost of competence from inspiring English sources

Beach et al. [ 6] noted that only 4 of 34 studies included in their review addressed the costs of cultural competence training.

Older children may get knowledge from the screen, but often at the cost of social and emotional competence.

The evaluation is a combination of a cost-effectiveness analysis on caregiver's sense of competence (SCQ) and two cost-utility analyses on caregivers and patients separately.

In particular, the training option is particularly viable if wages are fairly compressed because there is a greater wedge between productivity gains through training and the wage.4 The combination of wage compression and high labor adjustment costs tends to favor a process of competence accumulation based on firm-supported training and on-the-job learning.

Multiple regression confirmed the interaction effect of competence level and accommodation level on psychic costs and that psychic costs affected shopping satisfaction.

Costs will vary according to the duration and/or type of competence that is offered to each participant.

The high cost of ultrasound equipment and extensive training required to achieve a suitable level of competence is a barrier for entry for new contractors.

The buttons, gauges and plastics are all high-quality and have a solid air of competence that car manufacturers can't fake when they're cutting costs.

The increasing rate of brain damaged victims and the heterogeneity of impairments decrease rehabilitation effectiveness and competence resulting in higher cost of rehabilitation treatment.

These are matters of competence and leadership.

I lost my sense of competence.