Sentence examples for strict competence from inspiring English sources
Rather they sometimes give rise to cell types within a clone that are reversed in their order of appearance to the overall order of histogenesis, and are thus contrary to the predictions of a strict competence model [ 12,19,20].
Problems with a strict retinal competence model are explained.
On that basis, a trial judge ruled last Friday that Mr. Ferguson was competent and could be executed, and the Florida Supreme Court upheld that view, saying no "stricter standard" of competence is required.
Often considered dry and pedantic, Mr. Stoiber, who is from Bavaria, hopes to ride the rightward mood in Europe to victory, concentrating on issues like economic competence and stricter controls on immigration, which have been important in recent elections in France and the Netherlands.
There is a strict distinction between activities and competences of physicians and other professions, e.g. nurses or physician's assistants (practice nurses).
"The rule on what is a core competence could become even stricter in the future," says Michael Useem, professor of management at the Wharton School.
On the other hand, Holm [ 20] claims that maintaining clinical competence might not be effected by strict legislative and regulatory measures.
In an attempt to shorten the time they spent in limbo, the Adoption and Safe Families Act, passed in 1997, placed strict limits on the time given to parents to prove their competence.
It places strict limits on the time given to parents to prove their competence.
