We are witnessing a federation without a state, but how can it be cohesive and effective without competence to override the nation state, to constrain as well as enlarge national mentalities; and how can it be legitimate without a we-feeling and a sense of finalité that can provide the necessary foundation for collective European decision-making?
The areas under the curves represent the effective vector competence and the cumulative transmission potentials of arboviruses within a population of mosquitoes.
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.
"Among other [issues], it requires good governance, an industrial infrastructure, technological competence, effective information-sharing mechanisms and political commitment.
An algorithm is also provided for effective expansion of competence sets in consumer decision analysis.
During the 'Advise' phase physiotherapists are taught to build patients' sense of autonomy, while ensuring they understand the nature of their LBP and treatment options that are most likely to be effective (enhancing perceived competence).
To develop effective, meaningful cultural competence training for specialist paediatric asthma care providers, we have to turn our findings into learning objectives that reflect both the issues care providers were aware of as well as the issues they were unaware of.
To investigate whether the teacher inventory was effective in detecting teacher competences in tracking competence developments, the researcher asked the teachers to write teacher portfolios in three occasions of the beginning, middle, and end of the semester.
There needs to be effective local government, and competence needs to outweigh political allegiance to the regime.
