Sentence examples for which competences from inspiring English sources
Which competences are necessary for adaptation, e.g., with respect to content or technical features?
However, there is still a lot of confusion about its definition, how it should be assessed and implemented and which competences does a contemporary nurse need.
Which competences these are specifically and what terminology should be used to differentiate them from each other is still an open question (Kanning 2005).
A study about perceptions of educational development during the first year of post graduation for medical students in the UK showed that when they were asked which competences they experienced a bigger development the students emphasized the skills of communication, teamwork and outcomes related to personal development [ 22].
WHEN someone gets laid off at one of the major insurers here, employees call it "getting voted off the island," a reference to the television show "Survivor," in which competence often has little to do with a contestant's ability to stay on the island.
Mr. Leonard's skewed world, in which competence, wit and unfussy romance are highly prized and constantly endangered, because there are always way too many thugs and morons about turns out to be an environment in which Mr. Clooney (if not his character) can thrive.
In order to understand (a) which substantial content areas CCER refers to in detail and which challenges (prospective) VET-educators are expected to master in the field of research methods, as well as (b) which competence dimensions are relevant to managing the respective challenges (Wiethe-Körprich and Trost 2013), a systematic literature review was conducted.
For example: "How do you deal with errors?" or "Which competence should the ideal supervisor have?".
Against our current expectations, this may give an indication of a single score above which competence is more likely.
Further functional studies will have to be completed in SAG to identify and characterize which competence proteins are essential.
Another key issue is the extent to which competence in skilled birth attendance is difficult to assess across the case-study countries.
