Sentence examples for effectiveness of competence from inspiring English sources

Thus, in this research we propose a novel MCDM (Multiple Criteria Decision Making) framework for evaluating, comparing, and improving the effectiveness of competence indicators in the various publications for teaching materials in primary school based on different viewpoints.

Assessing the cultural competence of medical students that have completed the curriculum provides indications on the effectiveness of cultural competence training in that curriculum.

Yet, up to now, the effectiveness of increased cultural competence of therapists in reducing drop-out of treatment has not been studied.

Computational results and comparisons with some state-of-the-art algorithms indicate the effectiveness and competence of the proposed FFANS.

Hume also understood, correctly, that governing authority need not depend on the existence, effectiveness, or competence of magistrates: a constellation of unstated conventions also evolves to coordinate partners at efficient equilibriums in the games of life, "acquiring force by a slow progression, and by our repeated experience of the inconveniences of transgressing [them]"(Hume 1739: 3.2.2).

This suggested the issue was one of effectiveness and competence in the cancer management team rather than a deliberate manipulation".

Build your capabilities from ground up and gain a level of competence and effectiveness before moving to something new.

The commitment of nurses and health managers at the highest level is required to promote a change in achieving EBCP, to assure the highest level of competence and effectiveness which should lead to improved patient outcomes.

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

"Considerable research shows that there are two major components at work in mentoring relationships--career functions that enhance advancement in an organization and psychosocial functions that enhance an individual's sense of competence, identity, and effectiveness in a professional role," she wrote in a column published in Academic Physician & Scientist in 2000.

The objectives of this project are to determine the baseline level of resident competence in knowledge and management of sexual assault and to demonstrate the effectiveness of training in developing resident competence.