Sentence examples for demonstrate a competency from inspiring English sources
Our results did not demonstrate a competency effect which is inconsistent with those previous studies.
It was quickly taken offline after tweeting messages such as: "bush did 9/11", "donald trump is the only hope we've got" and, of course: "race war now!!!" To be fair, this did at least demonstrate a working competency when it comes to Twitter.
Available Canadian studies largely demonstrate a lack of cultural competency and sensitivity on the part of health professionals.
Pre-health students master competencies across a range of science disciplines, learn about the social determinants of health, and demonstrate a range of personal competencies deemed essential for success in health professions school and future practice.
I'd be had up for misrepresentation if I said that it was easy (in fact the UK pass rate is dreadfully low), but given that you will be responsible for converting someone else's ideas into a legal document that may need to withstand the scrutiny of the courts (possibly all around the world) it's understandable that one must demonstrate a very high degree of competency.
Qualify for the program by demonstrating a level of competency in blacksmith skills.
A Master of Arts (M.A). degree may be awarded to students who complete the formal courses and three laboratory rotations required for Ph.D. students, and demonstrate an appropriate level of research competency.
The good news for the G.O.P. is that it has demonstrated a reasonable level of competency, something it has sorely lacked in recent years.
This is defined as "something in the [person] that manifests by acting larger than life, constantly aiming to please, and demonstrating a greater air of competency and maturation".
The principal investigator monitored intake calls until research assistants demonstrated a sufficient level of competency.
Labour must demonstrate economic competency and an understanding of business and wealth creation at the highest level of the party.
