Sentence examples for test for competence from inspiring English sources

First, Tan and colleagues apply the MacCAT-T test for competence developed by Tom Grisso and Paul Appelbaum to their research subjects (Grisso & Appelbaum 1998, 173 200).

To test for competence induction in complex, nutrient rich medium, the strains were grown over night in LB with spectinomycin and diluted in LB with spectinomycin to an OD600 of 0.2 the next morning.

The final objectives are (1) to assess the reproducibility of MacCAT-CR scores and yes/no judgments of competence to consent, and (2) to establish a reference standard to which MacCAT-CR scores can be compared to evaluate the criterion-related validity of the instrument (in the absence of a criterion test for competence to consent).

This study is of particular interest, because it examined the progression of skill acquisition during training and describes a methodical approach to testing for competence in TEE.

To test for induced competence, the strain containing the inducible comK plasmid pLK was grown in two different growth media.

By using the linear regression test to test for trend, competence was not significantly correlated with increasing penicillin resistance among isolates belonging to serotypes 6B, 14, 19F, 9V, and 23F (p = 0.7 for CSP-1, p = 0.3 for CSP-2).

But employers rate very few; there is no proper test of competence for most of those who complete them; and although apprentices are expected to be "working towards" an acceptable standard of functional maths, English and information technology, it is unclear how often that is achieved.

The General Medical Council's Fitness to Practise investigations may involve a test of competence for doctors with performance concerns.

Is there a relationship between qualification year and test of competence performance when controlling for sex, ethnicity and region of qualification in both groups of doctors?

Concern has been expressed as to whether the GMC's test of competence format is fair for doctors who graduated before the SBA and OSCE format were in common use in medical education.

The 'Adapted Fresno test of competence in evidence-based practice' (AFT) was developed for occupational therapists, based on the first seven items of the Fresno test.