Sentence examples similar to Extensively competent from inspiring English sources
A combined effort from the researchers in Australia and China who have worked extensively over the last decade to find a competent mosquito protection product resulted in this product.
The newly generated gene deletion and replication-competent NYVAC mutants have been extensively evaluated for their effect on gene expression and phenotype of DCs and their ability to stimulate CD8 T-cell responses in vitro.
These soil fungi are keen mycoparasites, generally rhizosphere competent, and some have the ability to extensively colonize the outer root layers [ 1- 4].
The M2-Mϕs and 4T1 cells are syngeneic in Balb/C mice, and - as opposed to immune-deficient nude mice, which are extensively used as in vivo tumor models - BALB/c mice are immune competent.
One of the most extensively tested Ebola virus vaccine platforms is based on a replication-competent vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) expressing Ebola virus glycoprotein(s) (the major viral immunogen).
Although the rat is extensively used as a laboratory model, the inability to utilize germ line-competent rat embryonic stem (ES) cells has been a major drawback for studies that aim to elucidate gene functions.
This novel nurse residency program extensively used human patient simulation to assist recent nurse graduates in becoming safe and competent clinicians.
A competent, if controversial member of the cabinet, Weaver, as Minister for Health, travelled extensively and concentrated on the expansion of hospitals, becoming Director of Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (1929-1930).
Hadwin was interviewed extensively by several doctors, and, although all of them found evidence of what one psychiatrist termed "paranoid reaction," the only diagnosis they could agree on was that he was mentally competent and fit to stand trial.
