The boards are not required to fulfil requirements for competence.
It belongs secondarily to departments and major programs, which must set the requirements of competence in the many majors offered.
These recognition requirements include competence assessment, certification requirements, specification of minimum training, and other conditions for the medical profession.
Next to the legal requirements for competence that emphasize cognitive components such as understanding and reasoning ability, other important contextual variables that may influence children's competence have not been very visible in research on competence so far and need more attention.
The courts ruled in the patient's favour, however, because he fulfilled the requirements of competence: he had been given and retained the information, he understood and believed the gravity of his decision, and he evaluated the information in relation to his self.
In certain circumstances (for example, if one of the languages is the student's native language) the DGS may waive the requirement that competence in a language be demonstrated by coursework.
To argue otherwise is to confuse the right to counsel of choice which is the right to a particular lawyer regardless of comparative effectiveness with the right to effective counsel which imposes a baseline requirement of competence on whatever lawyer is chosen or appointed.
Respect for people's autonomous choices is directly connected with the requirement for competence because autonomy presupposes competence (cf., Brock 1992).
In the current study the reporter strain was used to monitor the expression of the srfA operon which is a known requirement for competence development.
While the requirement of competence endures [ 60], the doctor-patient relationship has changed, with more knowledgeable and demanding patients.
Although survival is not an essential requirement for host competence, the infection profile and pathogenicity of a virus in a host can be indicative of the host's evolutionary history.
