Sentence examples for three competences from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of the overlap between the three competences can also be interpreted from a conceptual point of view.

Furthermore, this clearly shows the links between these three competences or areas.

At this point we integrated the three competence dimensions in one model (see Fig. 3).

Thirty-four countries and three benchmark participants collected data on Grade 4 students' educational achievement in three competence domains: reading comprehension, mathematics, and science (Martin and Mullis 2013).

Because measurement of vocational competencies includes both knowledge and action, the tasks implemented within the competence test focus on at least three competence levels, all aiming at the measurement of vocational expertise (see Greeno et al. [1984]): 1. Conceptual competence corresponds to factual knowledge that can be transmitted into action schemata.

The existing regional EMS system consisted of ground units staffed with personnel on three competence levels.

The first two competences, the ability to sketch and some skills for engineering technical drawings are worked on intensively in the first year of the degree, through two one-semester courses (Technical Drawing and Graphics I & II).

Consensus was reached on ten principles, six practices and fifteen competences required for the delivery of art psychotherapy which could be used in practice, evaluation, and future outcome-based research.

However, this gap is statistically significant for only two competences: 3.2: "determines programme evaluability", and 5.1: "aware of self as an evaluator" (see additional file 3).

It also cited concerns over temperament for five, competence for three and ethics for three.

For example, a strain with multiple inactivating mutations in several competence genes is likely to have lost competence long before a strain with a single inactivating mutation in one competence gene.