Sentence examples for general competences from inspiring English sources

We applied the PMA-R (Thurstone, 1938), a questionnaire in which students self-evaluated academic competencies (30 general competences and 10 specific competences) on a scale (1 10) and the academic achievement with the final course academic average score (1 10 scale).

This encourages educational providers to generate learning methods that equally develop the family physicians' general competences and their capabilities to adapt these to real life contexts [ 2, 4].

They apply more inclusive methods that better involve, activate and motivate students, encourage cooperation and help develop general competences in students.

We founded significant relationships between general intelligence and academic achievement (.226; p < .001); between competences and academic achievement (.244 in general competences and.302 in specific competences; p < .005), but there is not significant relationship between intelligence and competences (−.011).

Specialization programmes for health-care experts should not only include the specific competences required by the different areas of expertise, but also general competences.

It has been demonstrated that new graduate doctors often mention problems associated with their own shortcomings in knowledge, skills and general competences [ 24].

Fitzgerald [ 22] and Mc Allister et al. [ 2] demanded that medical exchange programs should provide not only general competencies detached from medical work, but also should promote subject-specific competencies, even if they have a high proportion of general competence areas.

And the story is told with a general competence.

Lincoln not only matches the competition in ride, handling and general competence, it raises the class standards a bit.

(Policar told me that he had reviewed the medical records for only two patients, and had never vouched for Brigham's general competence).

Others fall for this presentational crap, we think: our interest in it is strictly as an index of more general competence, so it's fine.