Sentence examples for intrinsically competent from inspiring English sources
It seems likely, in fact, that the prevalence of the repeat families present in the pneumococcal chromosome exemplifies a potential disadvantage of the intrinsically competent lifestyle these three respiratory pathogens have adopted: the risk of acquiring genomic parasites that may cause considerable disruption whilst they remain mobile.
This suggests that the tumor cells may be altered during the metastatic process, or that CD24+ breast cancer cells are intrinsically more competent for metastasis.
Indeed, our data highlight that aged NK cells are intrinsically capable of being functionally competent provided they undergo maturation in a 'young' environment.
Self-determination theory [ 32] and Action Learning theory [ 29] underline the need for support with regard to stimulating intrinsically motivated actions, which makes people feel competent and self-determined; contrary to externally motivated actions, which are performed to please others.
Intrinsic motivation represents therefore the prototype of self-determined behaviour, and intrinsically motivated behaviour is strongly related to feeling competent, autonomous and socially related.
Children who are more intrinsically motivated are those who perceive themselves as competent and in control of their successes and failures [ 56, 57].
Finally, participants probably will feel (more) competent when they are conducting an intrinsically motivated activity that fits their individual talents and strengths.
Is life intrinsically valuable?
Crowds are intrinsically dangerous.
It's intrinsically important".
