Sentence examples for extra competence from inspiring English sources

Now, some will object that a low shooting percentage is itself a sign of incompetence, and a high shooting percentage a sign of extra competence.

The unique constellation of the profiles forming the Department include not only the Sports Tech group, being "the backbone", but also the Ecology and Eco-technology, and Quality Technology groups bringing the excellence and extra competence needed to assure the quality of the Sports Technology education.

An immigrant has extra competences and skills relating to social and cultural capital, such as language, differentiated cultural registers, and culture-specific worldviews and knowledge.

The hasDiplomaCompetence and hasExperienceCompetence indicate extra competences a person has acquired by either following training courses or through experience.

Additionally, 2 key competences of the Collaborator role (n°10 and n°11), 1 extra key competence of the Manager role (n°14), 1 of the Health advocate role (n°19), and 1 of the Professional role (n°27) scored lower on relevances than in round 1.

The KDIGO consensus conference offers a more systemic definition of renal osteodystrophy, which includes one or of the following abnormalities: biochemical disorders of calcium, phosphorus or vitamin D anomalies, bone abnormalities such as remodeling, mineralization or competence bone or extra-skeletal calcifications.

CAPS-1 thus functions as a priming protein at synaptic and extra-synaptic sites, promoting the fusion competence of stationary DCVs.

Can the state require such high competence without paying for the extra instruction and social services needed to raise every student to that level?

Are you saying that audit costs will increase because competence, honesty and integrity cost extra?

And finally – for extra measure – Ofcom says there are "questions regarding James Murdoch's competence in the handling of these matters, and his attitude towards the possibility of wrongdoing in the companies for which he was responsible".

For more experienced students, who already have some knowledge on the task at hand (e.g. stoma care), competence-based assessment criteria can provide them with an extra stimulus to think about the task in another way and thereby make the extra cognitive capacity beneficial for them.