The quality of being adequately or well qualified physically and intellectually.
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Therapist adherence and competency were good; treatment credibility was higher in CBT.
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Graduates get one-to-one coaching, competency assessment days and a structured mentorship programme.
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Groups showed equivalent treatment credibility, therapist adherence and competency, and reliable improvement.
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These 228 trainees will get a second chance to pass pool competency.
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These reproaches are dictated by quite mistaken ideas of competency and responsibility.
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These data suggest an association between annular saddle shape and valve competency.
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My father bequeathed me a competency; some remoter ancestors lust to roam.
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At the same time it happened that I inherited a small competency.
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And this makes us feel better about our competency in this world.
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I have made a competency, and gained a rich and varied experience.
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He had been used to approach great concerns with fearlessness and competency.
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Everyone should get a rest and a competency when they are sixty.
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This piece of work had to be produced to prove high competency.
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Lewis testified at the competency hearing of murderer Joseph Franklin in 1996.
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He, that has got a competency, let him wish for no more.
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Yet I don't know how I should assure him of my competency.'
