Given this scenario, the preservation of every-day life competence of aged populations becomes increasingly important.
Nonparametric methods are workhorses of modern science, which should be part of every scientist's competence.
In experience base the nurses were guided to evaluate how sufficient they assess the quality of their experience in specific issues in intensive and critical care nursing ("Do the nurses have enough experience in every aspect of competence?") The nurses regarded this with suspicion.
She would like to see the Department of Health require every doctor to demonstrate competence before dosing children.
So, to reiterate: wear the right clothes, attend a well-squeegeed church, and project seamless consistency and competence across every department of your life — you know, be yourself.
Medlar is easy to admire for competence in every department – meat cooking, sauces, flavour combinations, pudding techniques – but a little hard to love.
Then there's the sports-radio chatter, growing more vociferous every day, about the competence of the returning quarterback, Alex Smith, who struggled against a blitzing New Orleans defense Friday night in a 24-3 preseason loss.
It is therefore possible to model the test's reliability for each individual value of competence for every test taker.
The good news: Women at work are more capable than ever before, practically oozing competence at every turn.
When Steve Nash, professional athlete, marshals a fast break, even surrounded by those off-brand humps on whom he's spent his past few seasons conferring an illusion of competence, his every dribble is loaded with an urgent promise something surprising, an invisible pathway or experimental geometry is perpetually just a moment from revealing itself.
