Sentence examples similar to made competences from inspiring English sources

Decision making competence of persons with dementia was affected by the culture of care, the staff's behaviour and budgetary and structural constraints registered in a study by Helgesen [ 80].

Similar experimental observations have been made on competence development in B. subtilis [14], [25] in which phenotypic heterogeneity is linked to the coexistence of competent and non-competent cells.

Even if they have competence to make decisions, because of their close relationships with their parents, many children and adolescents may prefer to have a group or joint decision-making model, making decisions together with parents and other trusted adults.

Benchmark: Understands that various factors affect decisions that individuals make Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process.

Orozco and Albir (2002) have chosen three indicators to make translation competence acquisition operational.

Making a competence catalogue of ELSA researchers making it easy for natural scientists and technology developers to identify interesting partners was suggested as an activity in the new network.

Narrative feedback and comments will thus support credible and defensible decision making about competence achievement.

With the team conferences, they could more easily think and discuss each individual patient; they identified this as a chance to make their competence visible.

He told the Commons any claim the Labour government had ever made to economic competence was "dead, over, finished".

Telemann's gargantuan productivity and consistent competence made him one of Bach's more successful rivals in the search for good jobs in the German music establishment.

His competence made even more sense to me when I heard that his wife is a psychologist.