Despite weaker competency in basic science, the CPIRD was successful in forming clinical competency.
Most of those staff having public health education background found it difficult to switch to the present job of law enforcement, which not only led to the lower general preparedness competency, but also weak abilities in specific knowledge and skills domains.
Relative biology competency had the weakest support at 0.20.
The central institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina are weak, with the bulk of governmental competencies residing in the two entities.
These agents can also evaluate if a competency is stronger or weaker than another one according to the levels of its skill and performance parts.
Conditions for failure and deformation include the presence of weak layer(s) that serve as a detachment surface, competency contrasts that allow for detachment and downslope movement, deformation above a detachment surface, and a triggering mechanism(s) that initiates failure.
Weak positioning at exons facilitates temporary remodeling, polymerase passage and hence the competency for transcription.
The countries hosting these institutions share similar health system characteristics, which may vary slightly in level and magnitude, include high disease burden, dilapidated health infrastructure, weak leadership, poor management, and inadequate human resources in both numbers and competencies [ 4- 6].
In another sense, because of the role of self-nurturing and self-respect without which the exercise of autonomy competency would not be possible, Meyers's account could be said to have "weak normative substance" and hence be weakly substantive (Benson 2005).
On the other hand, a competency C2 at a level 5.2 will be considered very near and weaker than C1 because it has the same skill's level but with a lower performance level.
