Sentence examples for pre-existing competence from inspiring English sources
In summary, the DNA base methylation study indicates that there is no pre-existing competence of these genes for up-regulation in the pancreatic cells as compared with the kidney cells, and that of the genes examined Ins1 shows promoter demethylation following Ad-PNM treatment, whereas Ins2 does not.
Just as it may be that a language faculty embodying knowledge of UG was somehow encoded in the human genome, it's also possible that that our ability to learn a language is based on a congeries of pre-existing competences, none of which is (or was initially — see below) specialized for language learning.
There is an urgent need to cast the spotlight more broadly to look at wider dimensions of pre-existing AIDS competence in target communities, in the interests of planning how best to optimise "community readiness" to derive optimal benefit from interventions in highly marginalised settings.
Our discussion of CJT indicated that majoritarian voting has excellent truth-conducive prospects when the inputs to such voting reflect pre-existing voter competences (likelihoods greater than.50).
The pre-existing domains meant to be assessed were Clinical Competence, Communication Skills, Personal and Professional Abilities, and Overall-rating.
Although it is not known how radial growth is organized and regulated in plants, this system resembles the developmental competence observed in some animal systems, in which pre-existing patterns of developmental potential are established early on2,3.
We examine the extent to which these six features of AIDS competence were present in Kumahuswa in the interests of generating debate about pre-existing "community readiness" for interventions.
Accordingly, higher correlations between mini-CEX scores and assessments of clinical competence in post-graduate medical education were found when external examiners without a pre-existing relationship with the learner conducted the mini-CEX [ 44 ] or reviewed videotaped performance without personal interaction [ 45 ].
The issue of reduced antenatal care includes also the competence of identifying the high risk pregnancies: our results suggest that proper identification of pre-existing risk factors also needs improvement.
It quenches pre-existing thirst.
