Sentence examples for Profound competence from inspiring English sources
McEwan quickly establishes him as a man of profound competence and one who never stops counting the blessings of a loving marriage and a pair of beautiful and talented children.
These multifaceted systemic effects could be categorized into four underlying mechanisms: (1) "Classical" pattern of acute uremic state which affects all metabolic and endocrine pathways, causes disruption of electrolyte and volume homeostasis, and further proximate factors have a profound impact on immuno-competence [ 31– 31].
Whatever one thinks of Trump's merits, this competence gap raises profound questions about our national direction.
The acquisition of competence in Greek was of profound importance in More's intellectual development, and it provided the basis for his collaboration with Erasmus.
Supervision during clinical placement has a profound effect on clinical learning and can shape clinical competence [ 32, 33].
In summary, we demonstrated that the level of differentiation of NHBE has a profound effect on the expression of Sia receptors, virus replication competence and cytokine responses, including the type I interferon.
The book presents a rigorous and original argument about the profound influence of digital technology on human attention and democratic political competence.
Edwards argued that the lessons of Aberfan were still of profound relevance today because they touched "on issues of public accountability, responsibility, competence and transparency".
Proclaiming a "power of general competence" for elected councils, the legislation will reflect the government's profound uncertainty over whether it actually trusts the people elected to run the town and county halls.
And the one thing that unites many death penalty cases is a profound lack of certainty, in the evidence, in the conduct of the trial and in the competence of the lawyers involved.
