Whereas it is important that HCP's have competence tailor-made for this special patient group [ 1, 19], the communities we studied often recruited unlicensed carers.
Especially general practitioners and pediatricians need to have competence regarding diagnostic of and treatment for EDs to facilitate and accelerate referral into specialist care [ 30].
I had pushed him into doing something he did not have the competence for.
"There is no point in going for work we don't have the competence for, or the capacity, or the capability to deliver," he says.
Alternatively, developmentally older cells may have greater competence for cell fusion, an event that is normally restricted in vivo by active cellular mechanisms that are lost or absent in culture conditions, thus allowing older cells to form multinucleate cells in vitro.
Despite being derived from postimplantation embryos, EpiSCs have reduced competence for the germline fate (Hayashi and Surani, 2009).
Hence, there was the suggestion, that below an auxin threshold (≤ 50 NAA), hypocotyls from Spcdc25 plants explanted to culture media have increased competence for root formation.
First, it can help ensure that our guiding idea of what it means to treat patients as persons can be inclusive of people who are deemed to have limited competence for decision making, including the intellectually disabled and mentally ill.
According to the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences CIOMSS) guidelines of 2002, the EC in the host country can be expected to have greater competence for reviewing the detailed plans for compliance, in view of its better understanding of the cultural and moral values of the population in which it is proposed to conduct the research [ 2].
In the mouse system, BMP4 treatment of EpiSCs in vitro induced Blimp1+ cells, but most of these cells did not progress to become Stella+ PGC-like cells (Hayashi & Surani, 2009; Hayashi et al, 2011), suggesting that EpiSCs have low competence for PGC specification.
