Sentence examples for similar competences from inspiring English sources
In addition, Hauser and McDermott 2003 argue that musical and syntactic processing involve similar competences, which are again seen in other species.
The programme and unit catalogues are organised by school and level (first cycle, second cycle, single cycle) without considering that different programmes can lead to similar competences and consequently to similar jobs.
(See e.g., Hauser, Weiss, and Marcus 2002 for an account of recent work on rule learning by cotton top tamarins; see Hauser and McDermott 2003 for the suggestion that aspects of musical and syntactic processing involve similar competences, which are again seen in other species).
Would that the filmmakers displayed similar competence.
Of course an analogy is never perfect, but REF is a similar competence profile for struggling start-ups.
In terms of the teaching profession, the ideal situation has been a group of learners with similar competence levels, educational-psychological profiles, and motives.
In the results, two distinct groups of studies appeared: studies reporting double reading by peers of similar competence level and studies reporting the second reading performed by a sub-specialist, often performed at a referral hospital.
Residents in difficulty eventually reached similar competence levels as controls during medical school when given the opportunity.
Residents in difficulty eventually reached similar competence levels as controls during medical school; however, they needed more exam attempts and longer time to complete their studies, and so seemed to be slower learners.
Clinical expertise can be useful, provided it is based on published information as well as clinical experience, and provided it is not deviant from views of other authorities of similar competence.
It can be a powerful means for gaining knowledge about the natural and social world (de Jong 2006) and developing similar thinking competences to those of scientists (Edelson et al. 1999).
