Sentence examples for enabling competence from inspiring English sources

Consequently, needs assessment studies should focus on the actual and predicted professional practice requirements, related enabling competence and capabilities, and corresponding learning and change requirements [ 18].

This is in contrast with newer organization theory, which argues for enabling local competence for coping with uncertainties.

In contrast to the COM-B model, the dimensions in the DCOM® framework are functionally structured as enabling (Direction, Competence and Opportunity) and maintaining (Motivation).

Sessions 4 and 5 are videotaped to enhance programme fidelity and enable intervention competence analyses.

Many bacteria develop a physiological state called natural competence, enabling cells to take up DNA from the environment and occasionally recombine it with the chromosome; a cell is said to be transformed if recombination changes its genotype.

Notably, parthenogenetic haploid ESCs possess robust germline competence enabling the production of transgenic mouse strains from genetically modified haploid ESCs.

Yung-Hua et al. (58) showed that induction of genetic competence (enabling the uptake and incorporation of exogenous DNA by transformation) is also mediated by quorum sensing in S. mutans.

Existing expression data in zebrafish suggest the hypothesis that the BMP -- Wnt -- Cdx -- Hox pathway identified by Lengerke et al. (2008) [ 48] may correspond to some aspect of paraxial mesoderm signal production (or competence enabling signal production) in zebrafish.

The outcomes (ie, better planning and supervision practices) are determined by several factors at the individual (improved knowledge and skills), institutional (competence, enabling environment, motivation to apply/change) and contextual (other programmes or interventions with similar objectives and many other contextual factors that may facilitate or discourage organisational change) levels.

UBS's flawed and presumptive ad depicting Ms. Earhart, plus its lavish support of Formula One's odd alchemy, flies in the face of the bank's claimed competence in enabling the prototypical aspiring woman with investable assets (quoting that same UBS ad) to "... recover some of her confidence".

Unliganded TRs may merely serve as competence factors enabling tissues to respond when the thyroid hormone (TH) is released into circulation later in development.