Sentence examples for lost competency from inspiring English sources

It may not be possible to talk to all patients, especially if they have lost competency in decision-making (a situation that can also qualify for euthanasia if there is a previous written request or euthanasia declaration); however, our question also asked about an examination of the patient and it could be expected that at least this would have been done in patients who lost competency.

5, 6, 7 In contrast, the compact nature of the HBV genome and the presence of genomic cis‐acting elements make it difficult to introduce a foreign gene without losing competency and replication efficiency.

It had lost the competency argument with the public.

"Technology has caused people to lose the competency to work with their hands," says Ben Shaul, "Hometalk is trying to use technology to re-teach those skills".

When you subspecialize, you lose more general competency.

The assay thus distinguishes between wild-type and mutant p53 cDNA based on white/red colony detection, and since it is a functional assay, it selects for p53 mutants in which transcriptional competency has been lost.

The general himself says, "We've got to regain those [traditional] core competencies that we lost being the world's largest counterinsurgency force...We also represent to this great nation an expeditionary capability--fast, austere and lethal--when the nation needs that.

However, the competency-based approach was lost in the implementation of most courses, or building blocks of the curricula, which emphasize mainly knowledge competency in Phase I and II of the programs, and knowledge and clinical skills competencies in Phase III.

(Academic) Further, the potential for losing critical medical competencies through a more generalist approach was considered a risk with this model: "how many of us can claim to be an expert on everything?"(DoH).

Prosecutors plan to defend the competency of a defense team that lost in the case of Sedrick Cobb, who was convicted of murder and sent to death row.

When the comparison was confined to departments of comparable size (seven or less trainees), statistical significance was retained for Clinical Competency in AM, but lost for the differences in Global Satisfaction with AM and in Clinical Competency training in CON (Table  4).