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Movement impairment syndromes are important for physiotherapists when we consider that the detection of faulty movement or kinesiopathology is a key competence of physiotherapy [ 1].
To manage a diversified team or organization, the ability to adjust leadership behaviors is a key competence of successful leaders (Lord et al. 1999).
Diagnostic reasoning is a key competence of physicians.
And the Czech Republic, which holds the E.U.'s rotating presidency, said that flight bans were "not a competence of the E.U". but rather of individual member states.
That is frustrating for Tories but harrowing for Labour, since representing the excluded is meant to be a core competence of the left.
The minimum reductions are not reported as there was a negative competence of the coagulants at different doses and pH variations.
In other words, competence set is a group of competences, which belong together or are usually found together.
The competence set is a configuration of competences that in direct and indirect interaction generates new knowledge as well as its diffusion and valorization (see Eliasson 2000).
It therefore follows that a competence set is a collection of generic competences widely distributed across the three institutional spheres and hence highlights that competences can be consciously reconfigured, redirected, transformed and appropriately shaped, and integrated into existing competences as well as external resources (cf. Teece et al. 1997).
Much more crucial will be for Labour to prove that it is a party of competence.
Literacy is a matter of competence with a writing system and with the specialized functions that written language serves in a particular society.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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