Sentence examples similar to denote competence from inspiring English sources
Our objective was to establish the minimum threshold score that denotes competence on these drills.
Human behaviors follow predictable patterns predicated on our response to environmental stimuli and are then governed by our levels of experience and skills, denoting our competence and confidence to act in response.
In this case, vocational competence denotes an overarching concept that includes economic or commercial competence as one possible thematic orientation in the professional world.
The researchers interpreted this as denoting that special competence in nursing is associated with extensive experience.
The former describes the ability to acquire subject-specific knowledge whereas social competence denotes the ability to shape relationships by interacting with others in a rational and conscientious way.
We use the concept 'sense of competence' to denote the caregiver's feeling of being capable to care for the demented person.
Scores range from 27 to 135 (higher scores denote a greater sense of competence).
The current study presumably denotes that the CD shares reflexly in the competence mechanism of the gastroesophageal junction.
As we deplete our ability to denote and figure particular aspects of our places, so our competence for understanding and imagining possible relationships with non-human nature is correspondingly depleted.
"You lack management competence.
