Sentence examples for indication of competence from inspiring English sources

Specifically, what voters seem to be looking for — and discerning, in as little as a second — is an indication of competence, as distinct from attractiveness or trustworthiness or intelligence.

She continues her job hunt, hoping that soon she'll find an employer who can see her Ph.D. for what it is: an indication of competence and a definite asset.

Direct assessment of behaviour change counselling fidelity in real consultations would have provided a better indication of competence.

An indication of reservoir competence is given in a case with one European Blue Tit (P.

The Icelandic education minister, Katrin Jakobsdottir, questioned the British and U.S. penchant for tests measuring student performance as indications of teacher competence.

The higher prevalence of infection in larvae among multiple then in the single infested birds could be an indication of either reservoir competence among birds or transmission between ticks via a co-feeding mechanism [OR = 4.50; CI 2.0 10.4].

Our track record is the best way in which we can be judge and the fact that we've been able to save £21bn in the welfare budget and at the same time reduce inequality and reduce child poverty in this country is an indication of our values and our competence".

Against our current expectations, this may give an indication of a single score above which competence is more likely.

39 We found no indications for a difference between the memory clinic and general practitioner groups on the sense of competence questionnaire.

Labour leads in polls of voting intention but persistently lags behind the Conservatives on economic competence, often a better indication of a party's electoral prospects.

These are matters of competence and leadership.