Sentence examples similar to estimated competencies from inspiring English sources

The ability to estimate competency levels by objective means should be developed.

We propose to calculate the competencies of all classifiers for a given validation example and use them to estimate their competencies over the entire decision space with the Gaussian potential function.

This could have over-estimated the competency level actually achieved.

However, participants' personal background and self-estimated competencies could be interesting aspects for analysing the framework of spiritual care training and competencies delivered.

For each participant, 10 plausible values were estimated for each competency domain (for details of the design and the IRT scaling process in PIAAC, see OECD 2013).

The main effort will be focused on generating economic growth by building out food safety knowledge and competencies of the estimated four hundred thousand food manufacturers and suppliers in China.

It is also relatively easier to measure (or estimate) the competencies and skills of individuals, using indicators like education level, years of experience, and hours of training, than it is to measure organization-level capabilities and relationships.

In the second model, we estimated the associations between the basic competencies (literacy and numeracy) and the six life outcomes.

In most developing countries there are not enough qualified midwives and other providers with midwifery competencies to manage the estimated antenatal, perinatal and postnatal care.

Consistency of the item scores for the factors identified (competency domain constructs) was estimated by Cronbach's alpha.

For the remaining (thirteen) attributes for which individual linked data were not available, annual consultation times for each competency were simply multiplied by the estimated prevalence, assuming prevalence consistent with the best Australian or international evidence.