Sentence examples for lifetime competence from inspiring English sources
According to the Adaptive Character of Thought (ACT-R) theory "time on task" is the most important factor for developing lifetime competence [ 6].
Immunotolerance to the infectious agent, reported in cattle following pestivirus infection (Bovine Viral Diarrhoea), develops when the virus invades the foetus before development of immune competence resulting in a lifetime of persistence of infection [ 49].
Participants then read a short story about a peer of their own gender, who had either had two or 20 sexual partners in his or her lifetime, and were asked to rate that peer on "friendship factors" including likeability, competence and morality.
This result therefore has broad implications owing to the obvious importance of egg survival for lifetime reproductive success, and suggests the need to investigate the development of immune competence more broadly as a function of developmental timing.
This commitment to transformational systems change is so that each child in Osseo schools can be equipped with the confidence, courage and competence to achieve their dreams, contribute to community and engage in a lifetime of learning.
Carrie was in awe of Dom Smith's adult competence, so rich in understanding; she couldn't imagine attaining it in any lifetime.
"You lack management competence.
It starts with competence.
