While the opportunity could significantly improve Lebanon's economy and the welfare of Lebanese citizens, high corruption, weak rule of law and limited technical expertise constitute the highest risks to Lebanon's oil and gas sector.
The importance and the complexity of building curriculum and teaching expertise constitute one of the key lessons from the programme, which will be discussed further below.
For the time being, however, the 'renal troponin' remains an unfulfilled desire, with the intensivist's clinical experience and expertise constituting the most important asset to guide decisions.
We differentiate the adaptive nature of expertise from routine or every day skill, and we redress the balance between what constitutes expertise and when expertise matters.
The final user capabilities but also others specific expertise can constitute these human factors.
Focus group data reveal that one barrier to selection of advanced ICT options was girls' experience of junior secondary school ICT subjects which had been typically delivered by teachers with limited expertise and constituted by mundane, repetitive tasks.
The many individuals and groups with diverse geography, experience, and expertise that constitute eMERGE have undoubtedly increased both the yield and quality of our work.
With these tools, we can now reinvent work, politics, the notion of expertise, and what constitutes leadership skills.
"Mathematics practices," she goes on, "focus on the mathematical know-how, beyond content knowledge, that constitutes expertise in learning and using mathematics [such as] justifying claims, using symbolic notation efficiently, defining terms precisely, and making generalisations are examples of mathematical practices".
The distinguishing feature of DBER is deep disciplinary knowledge of what constitutes expertise and expert-like understanding in a discipline.
