5 6 Confidence and competence are associated but there is evidence of both positive linear 7 (ie, confidence increasing in parallel with competence), and inverse 8 (ie, confidence decreasing as competence increases) relationships.
During this phase cells acquire aggregation competence in parallel with maturation of signaling pathways involved in remodeling of the cytoskeleton.
MSU does not increase death and late apoptosis of OBs, but reduces their proliferation in parallel to decreasing their competence for mineralization and to increasing their matrix metalloproteinase activity.
This suggests that both Trap1 and parkin act in a parallel pathway that modulates mitochondrial competence.
In the current study, parameters of immune competence were measured in parallel to cachexia- and inflammation-related parameters, to study cachexia-related immune dysfunction in this model as well.
The progression of the disease was monitored by observing twice a week starting at 20 weeks post infection (p.i ., activity levels and competence on a set of parallel bars as described previously [54].
Conducting a consultation is a complex competence because physicians have to integrate parallel processes of communication, history taking, technical examination and clinical reasoning.
The themes, Integrating oneself with one's future role and Towards understanding professional competence, can be regarded as two parallel developmental processes, while the theme, Experiencing clinical reality with the mentor creates incentives to learn, promotes these processes (Fig. 2).
Second, a seven-layer model with low competence contrast is modelled under direct tension parallel to the layering and bending conditions with the focus on investigating through-going fracture formation across layer interfaces.
The curriculum comprises theoretical units of study which run in parallel to and underpin clinical practice units, where advanced competence in the specific area of practice is overseen by an experienced radiation oncologist mentor.
