Sentence examples for cumulative competence from inspiring English sources

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Such work may lead to cumulative competence that exceeds the expertise of the group members.

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We believe, however, that taking this effort is worthwhile especially because substantial, cumulative effects of social competence on fitness are likely, which would otherwise remain undetected.

The areas under the curves represent the effective vector competence and the cumulative transmission potentials of arboviruses within a population of mosquitoes.

We evaluated PICU trainee competence using the cumulative sum analysis method (CUSUM) against data published for elective anaesthetic procedures in adults [ 1, 2].

yoelii system is considered a biologically realistic model [ 14] and there is no reason to believe that the temperature sensitivity of vector competence and the cumulative distribution in parasite development times are unique to this system.

In order to more accurately evaluate viral fitness, we offer a model of cumulative vectorial capacity and effective vector competence to show that 1) single day comparisons are inadequate and 2) even with the collection of day-by-day vector competence values, a cumulative evaluation is needed.

In addition, multiple small benefits gained through a better social competence may have a substantial cumulative effect on fitness in such highly social species in which social encounters are very frequent.

The area under these curves represents the average vector competence bounded by mosquito lifespan and the average cumulative transmission potential of the arboviruses within a population of mosquitoes for a given time interval, respectively.

Our model suggests an increasing internalization of intentions to do research, with the balance of extrinsic (e.g. Self & Time, Finances, Bureaucracy) and intrinsic (e.g. Competence, Clinical and Personal Relevance) motivations shifting with cumulative clinical and research experience.

Using a short-term longitudinal design (6 months), this study examined cumulative contextual risk as a predictor of effortful control (EC) and social competence in a community sample of children (N = 80, ages 33 40 months at time 1).

A review of literature was conducted in the Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature database using the keywords international, immersion, cultural competence, nursing, and international service-learning.

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