Sentence examples for primary competence from inspiring English sources
Basic research represents a primary competence area of universities, and experimental development, already closest market-oriented, is the primary competence of business firms in the economic markets (OECD 2003a, Table 3; National Science Board 2002, Vol. 1, p. 4 29, and Vol. 2, pp. A4 7 until A4 34).
It is considered as a means of re-centring the company activity on its primary competence while allocating its secondary tasks to more specialized providers in order to generate higher added value.
Emotional intelligence is made up of four core skills that pair up under two primary competencies: personal competence and social competence.
Such conditions explain why a primary core competence of the company is people development.
Specifically, emotional face recognition and understanding represent a primary social competence, because they contribute to social interactions and social management [ 1].
Differences in satisfaction scores were not significant in relation to educational status in five sub-scales: access to primary care, competence of secondary care doctors, cover for medical expenses, organisation and follow-up of medical care provision and psychological support.
Others deliberately confined themselves to patient care within their general primary-care competences and questioned the benefits of acquiring advanced competences since PHCTs and medical specialists are easily accessible for advice.
This paper became so influential that Prichard was elected in 1928 to the White's Chair of Moral Philosophy at Corpus Christi, although his primary domain of competence had been the theory of knowledge.
Like the orchestra, Maazel seems to value industriousness and competence as primary goals -- as ends, not means.
Today an ability to draw live nude people is no longer the primary measure of artistic competence.
Past research suggests that warmth and competence are primary dimensions of social perception used by adults to understand social groups.
