Sentence examples for later competencies from inspiring English sources

A loss of opportunity to learn may hinder the resident's training and later competencies as a potential surgeon.

However, only few studies have both measures of general cognitive abilities and later specific competencies, none of them cross-national.

The quality of the parent-infant interaction is an important mediating factor between perinatal risk and later infant competencies.

Importantly, the impact of fetal dex exposure on later BBB competency was opposite in the CTX versus PVN.

Boys were reported to have more problems in social communication behaviors, which suggests that boys acquire these competencies later than girls.

On July 19 , 2008 the court found Boyer incompetent to stand trial, but later found his competency restored on April 15 , 2009

Posterior cells may acquire more posterior identities as a consequence of longer RA exposure posteriorly (duration) or later RA exposure (competency-delay of posterior development).

Six months later, they question the competency of their management team, which they had assembled from former Explo employees rather than conduct extensive searches.

In 1999, the ACGME formulated the six ACGME competencies and, ten years later, developed a multi-year plan to restructure the accreditation process in order to assess educational outcomes.

The proposals included simplified national pay 'spines' covering different staff groups, a national job evaluation scheme and a competency-based career framework (later named the Knowledge and Skills Framework (KSF)).

The individual tends to define fixed standards of self-measurement and later aims to achieve higher levels of competency.