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1 results to accurately determine the level of competency.

2 or required levels of education and language competency.

3 4 and ICOS to establish Treg-cell functional competency.

4 -treated MT-2 cells had impaired replication competency.

5 tural hosts contributing to sustained immune competency.

6 ial contributions of MFG connections to each competency.

7 e putative germ cell population with meiotic competency.

8 ion behavior, resulting in loss of catalytic competency.

9 e that Evi1 is a key regulator of adipogenic competency.

10 TREX1 structure required for full catalytic competency.

11 maturation and the acquisition of functional competency.

12 g the strain-specific limitations of release competency.

13 ABMS to the level of a new, seventh general competency.

14 riptional repression required for adipogenic competency.

15 addle-shape deepening contributing to mitral competency.

16 porulation, biofilm formation, motility, and competency.

17 ype in a VLP budding assay to assess budding competency.

18 enes, may be considered as markers of growth competency.

19 taining cristae tightness and thus energetic competency.

20 n enhancing surgical trainee performance and competency.

21 yte bacterial isolate library for endophytic competency.

22 th promote young primate social interest and competency.

23 Akt1 at S(473) independent of hBVR's kinase competency.

24 ting chromatin structure and transcriptional competency.

25 g education or in the context of identifying competencies.

26 essness was not associated with professional competencies.

27 ting the middle frontal gyrus (MFG) for both competencies.

28 ul interprofessional collaborative nutrition competencies.

29 Council for Graduate Medical Education core competencies.

30 literacy, numeracy, and impairments in these competencies.

31 heir subcellular localizations and catalytic competencies.

32 possible relationship to everyday functional competencies.

33 ent-day Pan exhibits Homo-like technological competencies.

34 nhance educational curricula and assess core competencies.

35 mplementing a flexible time frame to achieve competencies.

36 who have demonstrated skills in all required competencies.

37 ed higher ratings for PGY-3 residents in all competencies.

38 medicine and education experts using CanMEDS competencies.

39 ing in schools to build social and emotional competencies.

40 is effect was more pronounced for the medium competency advisor compared to the high competency advis

41 dium competency advisor compared to the high competency advisor.

42 re self-tolerance while also promoting lytic competency against altered self and damaged self targets

43 Ratings addressed 6 competencies and 22 subcompetencies.

44 diation to address deficiencies in achieving competencies and for diverse enrichment experiences in s

45 ified the need for a clarification of roles, competencies and job structure and for adequate training

46 ion, intending to establish awareness of the competencies and scope of nickel(I) compounds.

47 We next describe critical EBP competencies and the challenges underlying their acquisi

48 medical schools, and cancer centers, revised competencies and training programs at predoctoral, docto

49 s were calculated to describe ratings across competencies and training years.

50 these newly produced T cells gain functional competency and are ready to participate in the immune re

51 t hanging on to these tightly held values of competency and autonomy is actually limiting the ways, a

52 undergo T cell maturation to gain functional competency and enter the long-lived naive peripheral T c

53 rgo postthymic maturation to gain functional competency and enter the long-lived naive T cell pool.

54 cell maturation, before they gain functional competency and enter the long-lived T cell pool.

55 urgical culture that values the portrayal of competency and instills the value of surgical autonomy.

56 romatin state at ZGA through paternal genome competency and maternal genome DNAme reprogramming.

57 lationship between PPARgamma transcriptional competency and phosphorylated ERK that is reciprocally a

58 Despite the link between photosynthetic competency and symbiont expulsion, little is known about

59 Summaries of average ratings by competency and training year showed higher ratings for P

60 ly clinical care, but also logistics, rescue competencies, and scene management skills (especially in

61 standards describe the equipment, personnel, competencies, and special procedures associated with FAE

62 Statement, curricular and lifelong learning competencies, and the Accreditation Council for Graduate

63 lity of Gly289 is required for translocation competency, and Cys290 modulates the overall elongation

64 reprogramming, increases in protein folding competency, and ER expansion/remodeling.

65 ectron transport chain function, respiratory competency, and mitochondrial phosphatidylethanolamine m

66 evel, positively controls chitin-induced DNA competency, and profoundly blocks cytotoxicity toward ho

67 ariation in the educational context in which competencies are delivered, provides a rich source of re

68 he acquired neural models essential to these competencies are implicit and permit more fluent and nua

69 l Halstedian educational formats, other core competencies are presumed to be learned on the job or em

70 Clarity regarding which quality improvement competencies are priority for this population would be u

71 Visuospatial competencies are related to performance in mathematical

72 for the acquisition and maturation of moral competency are not well understood.

73 vector species with differing ecologies and competencies as vectors, for which good data exist.

74 ng skills so as to optimize their safety and competency as they transition to oral feeding.

75 [LR-], 0.21; 95% CI, 0.11-0.41), the Hopkins Competency Assessment Test (LR+, 54; 95% CI, 3.5-846; LR

76 facturers' instructions, but ongoing testing competency assessments and on-site QA monitoring were no

77 ines and how they may have maintained aerial competency at larger body sizes.

78 strate that current approaches are rooted in competency based accounts which constitute a limited, ye

79 leadership development programmes founded on competency based approaches.

80 ples of training program initiatives using a competency-based approach are presented.

81 With an emphasis on a competency-based curriculum, integrated learning, longit

82 on of training requirements culminating in a competency-based curriculum; 2) the development of novel

83 With a shift toward competency-based education and more scrutiny of patient

84 Challenges to competency-based education include teaching and evaluati

85 governing bodies worldwide have implemented competency-based education paradigms.

86 e training to less than 36 months as part of competency-based education.

87 ensure development of nontechnical skills in competency-based education.

88 examines the advantages and challenges of a competency-based educational framework for medical resid

89 Competency-based evaluations of technical proficiency we

90 C Curricular Milestones to provide specific, competency-based feedback to program directors and FITs.

91 Meeting the challenges of a competency-based framework and supporting these educatio

92 nal strategies; development of standardised, competency-based learning objectives and outcome measure

93 Competency-based models of education require assessments

94 It is the first competency-based national educational initiative for spe

95 patient outcomes, such as including whether competency-based program are associated with lower error

96 creased duty hour restrictions and stringent competency-based supervision milestone requirements (ie,

97 The task force concluded that requesting competency-based training and minimizing variations in t

98 Competency-based training has become the predominant mod

99 Competency-based training helps address the global burde

100 The Competency-Based Training in Intensive Care Medicine in

101 To assess an international, competency-based training paradigm for hernia surgery in

102 Competency-based training was considered uniformly desir

103 As we progress toward competency-based training, future studies should provide

104 end towards standardisation of curricula and competency-based training.

105 ical and nontechnical skills for trauma core competencies before and after training and up to 18 mont

106 ts individual nutrition-related professional competencies before the establishment of meaningful inte

107 ter IV antimicrobials by gravity, tested for competency before discharge, and thereafter followed at

108 Efforts to refine specific competencies by developing detailed milestones are descr

109 ISC self-renewal, but instead confer a basal competency by maintaining RSPO receptor expression that

110 We propose that Sox2 confers neural competency by promoting Ngn1 expression, and that negati

111 that human-mouse interspecies developmental competency can occur.

112 ing family relationships, and building youth competencies, can reduce inflammation in low-SES, Africa

113 the characteristic attitudes, behaviors, and competencies children develop in their first decade of l

114 is paper explores present-day cardiovascular competency components, assessment tools, and strategies,

115 administrative, educational, and scientific competencies, cooperating with fellow laboratory directo

116 neural induction in culture, with peak CPEC competency correlating to neuroepithelial cells rather t

117 on purpose to use these methods was defining competencies, curriculum development and renewal, and as

118 de adopting a new framework based on 6 broad competencies defined by the Accreditation Council for Gr

119 ee components of vectorial capacity - vector competency, distributional abundance and host-feeding.

120 s barriers to achieving cosmetic dermatology competency during residency.

121 cate potentially common iFC profiles to both competencies (e.g., R.MFG with cerebellum).

122 elopmental pathways for seemingly non-social competencies evolved within the social group and therefo

123 Recent progress has shown that CDK2AP1 is a competency factor in embryonic stem cell differentiation

124 e data clearly demonstrate that CDK2AP1 is a competency factor in the proper differentiation of mESCs

125 ht on how PU.1 and Ikaros can act as lineage competency factors to facilitate both myeloid and lympho

126 followed by future expectations, tools, and competencies for achieving the goal of improving clinica

127 Competencies for both transitions begin while RA levels

128 twork of brain regions that support specific competencies for executive and social function.

129 tional training organizations to create core competencies for ICM using consensus methodologies to es

130 Critical care competencies for medical school graduates have not been

131 ly, older people are believed to show better competencies for reasoning about social dilemmas and con

132 embryogenesis revealed differential temporal competencies for stomach-pancreas respecification.

133 iques and anesthesia, establishing suggested competencies for the bronchoscopist in training, and def

134 and HBPM in clinical practice, proposes core competencies for the conduct of these procedures, and hi

135 ty', advocated quality improvement as a core competency for all healthcare professionals.

136 by a conformational switch that toggles its competency for catalysis of these two distinct chemical

137 cable experimental approach to test sequence competency for centromere specification, we have carried

138 is a novel strategy to reduce Aedes mosquito competency for flavivirus infection.

139 ion view suggests that, despite considerable competency for genetic exchange, all pneumococci are und

140 rms and costs has been a recently emphasized competency for internal medicine (IM) residents, few too

141 t transcription factor regulating follicle's competency for ovulation in Drosophila.

142 d role in regulating follicle maturation and competency for ovulation.

143 eased in all of the mutants, suggesting that competency for phosphorylation at multiple sites in cMyB

144 overning endometrial receptivity and uterine competency for pregnancy.

145 erved principles of epiblast development for competency for primordial germ cell fate.

146 cy is illustrative and exemplary of the core competencies fostered contemporaneously in graduate medi

147 lations across training years, ranging among competencies from 0.31 (95% CI, 0.29 to 0.33) to 0.35 (9

148 ide range of problem outcomes and to promote competencies from one to 20 years later.

149 tory, laboratories had appropriate technical competency, fully functional instrumentation, and suitab

150 r examination (SCE) for melanoma, a relevant competency gap that influences secondary prevention effo

151 velopmental milestone, and achieving reading competency has lifelong consequences.

152 te brain structure and function to numerical competency have focused on behavioral measures from a si

153 tivity is a major determinant of type 1 IRES competency, host cell cytotoxicity, and viral proliferat

154 garding the training and assessment of these competencies, however, are lacking.

155 The ACGME mandated 6 competencies in 2003.

156 itory-visual) training reinstates visuomotor competencies in animals rendered haemianopic by complete

157 The intervention goal was to develop social competencies in children that would carry them throughou

158 lude by reviewing the challenges of clinical competencies in China, especially the complementarity of

159 continuous effort to maintain knowledge and competencies in clinical practice.

160 Students lacked mainly competencies in collaborative goal setting and shared de

161 The concept of core competencies in graduate medical education was introduce

162 his Review provides an overview of emotional competencies in Huntington's disease (HD), Parkinson's d

163 s (RIs) in Europe who are scientists require competencies in management.

164 tors and educators to maintain knowledge and competencies in the conduct of research and training.

165 nd requisite nutrition and physical activity competencies in the education, training, and continuing

166 nesis make different contributions to social competency in adult female mice.

167 With regard to maintaining competency in an era in which health care outcomes have

168 o pediatric and older adult populations; and competency in application and delivery of AYA-specific p

169 The definition and documentation of competency in cardiovascular training and practice conti

170 y enhance FGSC growth, survival and germline competency in culture.

171 Using this approach, competency in less common procedures may be achieved and

172 re is a consensus that general resident core competency in mechanical ventilation requires a broad ra

173 New trainees can achieve reasonable competency in most basic critical care echocardiography

174 uman EPS cells exhibit interspecies chimeric competency in mouse conceptuses.

175 ignificant hearing loss often fail to attain competency in reading orthographic scripts which encode

176 t evaluations and ABSITE scores fully assess competency in residents or allow comparisons to be made

177 ation system developed to improve diagnostic competency in retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) by ophtha

178 This system has the potential to increase competency in ROP diagnosis and management for ophthalmo

179 pants benefited more from an advisor of high competency in terms of stronger improvement in judgmenta

180 Here, we assessed in planta flg22-signaling competency in the context of ligand-induced degradation

181 Maintenance of competency in the index procedures for these rare diseas

182 are (HVC) and make its practice an essential competency in undergraduate and postgraduate education b

183 g IL9-deficient mice retained their effector competency in wild-type animals.

184 he ABO to assess candidates for a variety of competencies, including communication skills and profess

185 ily medicine: 1) integrating substance abuse competencies into training, 2) assigning substance abuse

186 Research on competencies is also reviewed along with the goals of a

187 This competency is cell type specific and progressively restr

188 This competency is conferred by endocytosis, which results in

189 To promote patient safety, procedural competency is imperative.

190 of deubiquitinating enzymes, whose catalytic competency is often modulated by their binding partners

191 hat documenting developmental progression of competency is possible over training years.

192 provides new clues as to how transcriptional competency is regulated in this context.

193 redictive marker for the emergence of social competencies later in development, at one year of age.

194 hese conclusions by evaluating predetermined competency levels on the same simulators and using objec

195 Minimum scanning competency may be achieved with 30 scans although more r

196 Marion Sims, MD, are exemplary of those core competencies: MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE: Author of the first Ame

197 l trainee progress via the accomplishment of competency milestones is an important element of the Nex

198 al research agenda for the emerging trend of competency modeling.

199 ls who have the clinical, ethical, and human competencies necessary for the provision of quality serv

200 merate; they do not possess the mathematical competencies needed for many modern jobs.

201 s underlying their acquisition: foundational competencies of critical thinking and domain knowledge,

202 ic measure of EI behavior to examine two key competencies of EI: (i) Strategic EI as the competency t

203 Third, the competencies of germ cells to undergo spermatogonial dif

204 The competencies of Professionalism and Interpersonal/Profes

205 ula should be further attuned to the complex competencies of self-management support.

206 kills (NTS) have been identified as critical competencies of surgeons in the OR, and regulatory bodie

207 ges the communication abilities and teamwork competencies of surgeons while they are engaged in reali

208 At present, the 6 general competencies of the Accreditation Council for Graduate M

209 mbination intermediates, and the biochemical competencies of the proteins involved.

210 ber 2007 and July 2012, the PPP combined the competencies of the public and private sectors to boost

211 By demonstrating the functional competency of a mirror-image form of KRas bound to its c

212 ence of PatN is hypothesized to decrease the competency of a vegetative cell to initiate heterocyst d

213 In vivo, the biological competency of A17 was reduced by mutations that prevente

214 An interaction of condition and competency of advisor and further post-hoc analyses reve

215 Competency of advisor was manipulated within subjects.

216 cted a 2 (sleep deprivation: yes vs. no) x2 (competency of advisor: medium vs. high) experimental stu

217 nostic procedure significantly increased the competency of allergy and immunology fellows-in-training

218 tracellular calcium mobilization, reflecting competency of BCR signaling.

219 s that culminate in tolerance and functional competency of educated NK cells remain undefined.

220 SH vastly improved the in vivo fertilization competency of eggs, their subsequent development in vitr

221 results first verify the signaling principle competency of G-quadruplex structure-switching in graphe

222 s that appears to be vital for the long-term competency of hematopoietic stem cells.

223 actors such as RA affect chromatin state and competency of hESC-derived lineages to adopt specific ne

224 of imposed transgene load on the cardiogenic competency of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.

225 tegrated transgenes, affects the cardiogenic competency of iPS cells.

226 ncing that enables monitoring of the folding competency of nascent chains during elongation at codon

227 remains an essential tool for assessing the competency of physicians entering the workforce.

228 the creation of axenic wheat plants to test competency of putative endophytes and also provides a pl

229 Pretraining skill identified competency of residents vs experts.

230 ting rhizobial infections, the developmental competency of roots for nodulation, the formation of fus

231 We systematically evaluate the chimeric competency of several types of hPSCs using a more divers

232 onality, substrate specificity and catalytic competency of the engineered demethylation apparatus in

233 This dynamic interplay depends on the competency of the involved cells, predominantly leukocyt

234 CD28-negative T cells that have acquired the competency of the NKR machinery, potentially promoting a

235 lage was excluded owing to concern about the competency of the psychosocial assistant, resulting in 7

236 the relative adhesion efficiency and fusion competency of the viral Env proteins relate to infection

237 postnatal mammalian cochlea to determine the competency of various types of cochlear epithelial cells

238 ule force spectroscopy, we compare the entry competency of viral clones to tensile strengths of the i

239 self-management support, general feeling of competency on internship, belief on patients' knowledge

240 ormational maturation to acquire replication competency, or inhibitory forms of recPrP amyloid interf

241 Tool (EBUS-STAT) was created as an objective competency-oriented assessment tool of EBUS-TBNA skills

242 residency training programs must institute a competency-oriented curriculum to provide interns with t

243 c themes included temperament, knowledge and competency, physical examination, communication abilitie

244 .6% to 76.9% among residents for core trauma competency procedures.

245 ontrols) described themselves on the Patient Competency Rating Scale, rating observable functioning a

246 ducation include teaching and evaluating the competencies related to practice-based learning and impr

247 Such tool production and utilization competencies reported here in Pan indicate that present-

248 scores can be a valid way to assess CanMEDS competencies required for independent practice in pediat

249 raduate Medical Education has defined 6 core competencies required of resident education, no consensu

250 validated survey assessing overall surgical competency revealed improvement in handling adverse even

251 ding cellular and colony appearances, mating competency, secreted aspartyl proteinase (Sap) activitie

252 In early follow-up, valve competency seems preserved.

253 Overall ratings for each of the 6 individual competencies showed that fewer than 1% of third-year res

254 ce (chronic care models, first-contact care, competency standards for child health professionals), pl

255 s catheterinsertion performance to published competency standards.

256 Council for Graduate Medical Education core competencies stress nontechnical skills that can be diff

257 hinking and domain knowledge, and functional competencies such as question formulation, evidence sear

258 ally in phosphorylation states and catalytic competency, suggesting complex mechanisms of activation.

259 ty as an adjunctive method for demonstrating competency (summative assessment).

260 success in and beyond schools, but these two competencies tend to be separately examined, particularl

261 feedback, including a list of the curricular competencies tested by those questions answered incorrec

262 nomes suggests a higher level of replication competency than was previously understood, and it may be

263 otional intelligence (EI) refers to a set of competencies that are essential features of human social

264 e character trait or virtue to sophisticated competencies that can and must be taught and refined ove

265 em of language, cognitive, social, and motor competencies that develop in infancy.

266 for the acquisition and maturation of moral competency that goes beyond self-interest to consider th

267 student nurse does not achieve the clinical competencies they are allowed to have extra time in clin

268 llowed differential prognosis of cardiogenic competency, thus prioritizing cell lines according to na

269 ls such as communication and teamwork in the competencies to be acquired by surgical residents before

270 about it and staff must have the skills and competencies to recognize this early.

271 signaling intersects with periodic germ-cell competencies to regulate two distinct, cell-type-specifi

272 nd of others and (ii) Experiential EI as the competency to perceive emotional information and to appl

273 plays a key role in limiting epidermal cell competency to respond to Atoh1 expression.

274 cells in the epidermis, that epidermal cell competency to respond to Atoh1 varies by skin location,

275 ral transition, the hypocotyl xylem gained a competency to respond to GA in a BREVIPEDICELLUS-depende

276 ing site 1) by glutamate imparted hydrolysis competency to this site.

277 competencies of EI: (i) Strategic EI as the competency to understand emotional information and to ap

278 ulation network, suggesting problems in this competency, too.

279 n: Intervention clinicians received cultural competency training and monthly race-stratified performa

280 The combination of cultural competency training and race-stratified performance repo

281 ort for SGM patients; increased SGM cultural competency training for providers; improvement of qualit

282 rograms for continuing medical education and competency training purposes.

283 f primary care teams did not attend cultural competency training sessions.

284 based quality improvement, provider cultural competency training, team-based care, and patient educat

285 The results revealed that key competencies underlying EI depend on distinct neural PFC

286 cerning supervision and formal assessment of competencies varied between and within hospitals, and wa

287 Staff competency was assessed throughout 24 months of enrollme

288 Teamwork competency was assessed using several instruments with e

289 However, replication competency was surprisingly reestablished with one furth

290 Council for Graduate Medical Education core competencies, were measured on 3-point scales.

291 had little-to-no net effect on Gag assembly competency when provided in trans In contrast, artificia

292 D4(+) T cells do not achieve type-2 cytokine competency, which implies that BATF plays a key role in

293 f heterozygosity of Dpc4 restores metastatic competency while further unleashing proliferation, creat

294 Our studies reveal a previously undetected competency window in which cells retain their intrinsic

295 ride-containing substrates for their kinetic competency with a given glycosidase as a step to name th

296 ccessfully completed training had at least 1 competency with all corresponding subcompetencies graded

297 cally, PI3K blockade by BKM120 attenuated HR competency with gammaH2AX accumulation and reduced RAD51

298 Competency with numbers is essential in today's society;

299 carbapenem substrates but maintain catalytic competency with penicillin substrates.

300 icle populations and determined their fusion competency with respect to SNARE complex formation.