Sentence examples for evolved competence from inspiring English sources
These results indicate that thermal adaptive evolution did not disturb the mechanism of heat shock response and that the evolved competence at high temperatures might have been acquired using other pathways.
However, as shown here, medication competence evolves during the education.
The students' understanding of professional competence and behaviour evolved during the mentorship and they progressed towards understanding the wholeness of the profession.
The students' understanding of professional competence and behaviour evolved during the mentorship and they made advances towards understanding the wholeness of the profession.
In other words, the concept of cultural competence (CC) has evolved as multicultural societies have grown and mental health services are required to respond to a range of cultural needs from the communities that they serve.
Then, as technical competence increased, the ellipsoidal head became a cutting edge, and by this process the mace evolved into the ax.
The OSCE format and structure has evolved and changed over time and are now considered to be the most reliable tool for assessing clinical competence.
The literature on assessment of students in clinical practice suggests that the tools used have evolved through various stages, ranging from the use of simple check list and rating scale to the development of competence assessment tools.
In Section 3, we describe how the Aalborg-version of the concept evolved by a combination of ideas that moved from production structure towards including all elements and relationships contributing to innovation and competence building.
