Sentence examples for expected competence from inspiring English sources

But her mother, a school secretary, and her father, a coach and teacher, expected competence and independence.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines professionalism as the expected competence of professionals; however, certain characteristics such as self-responsibility, special skills and ethical behaviour are also bound up to this definition (Sanghera and Iliasov 2008).

The expected competence gap with regard to gender was not observed, maybe because the majority of the boys attended HAK, which has a slightly more intensive accounting curriculum than the girl-dominated HLW; this more intensive curriculum might compensate for the gap.

Participants expected competence from professionals at all levels from home helpers to physicians, and many participants were happy with the level of competence they experienced from healthcare professionals.

Our findings collectively also imply a need to critically evaluate our EBM training program to determine the appropriate amount of EBM skills in each domain to be imparted to our students, taking into account of their relevance and retainability, and to highlight to the students the preparatory nature of their undergraduate EBM training and set realistic targets on their expected competence.

The Continuous Assessment model provided students with supervision and tutoring and the assessment criteria was based on the expected competences and learning results (Table 1).

It recommends a new framework of analysis and understanding of these forms of (in adequacy on human resources' management in relation to expected competences from professionals and the needs for the populations.

Taking into account the level of training of secondary-level nurses in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), a systemic approach, based on the PRECEDE PROCEED model of analysis, led to a better understanding of the educational determinants and of the factors favourable to a better match between training in health sciences and the expected competences of the health professionals.

The μ1, i.e., the average nursing competence score in Schwirian's research, was 135.83, whereas μ2, the average expected nursing competence in our sample, was estimated as 158.52.

We expected some competence in the managing of the billion-dollar debacle known as the "Big Dig".He never cut taxes.

They expected the competence to be relevant and up-dated.