Muster drills were competent and strictly enforced.
Her escapes, meanwhile, are frequent, narrow and strictly incredible.An unusually competent cast saves the film from the worst consequences of certain inevitable banalities.
Thirdly, the fastidious requirements in cell handling and preparation of competent-cells for strictly anaerobic bacteria further exasperated this situation.
"Furthermore, strictly limited to terminally ill, mentally competent adults, the bill will not result in more people dying, but in fewer people suffering".
Consequently, their expression, subcellular localisation and signalling competent state must be strictly regulated.
Conversely, activity of the editing-competent ADAR1 and ADAR2 is strictly dependent on the dsRNA-binding domain (dsRBD -mediated recognition of RNA substrates [ 8], the secondsRBD -mediatedof which dictates editing site selectivity [ 9- 11].
What distinguishes preeminent business leaders from the merely competent is often social intelligence rather than strictly technical intelligence.
But the voters will know I'll put competent judges on the bench, people who will strictly interpret the Constitution and will not use the bench to write social policy.
"The voters will know I'll put competent judges on the bench, people who will strictly interpret the Constitution and will not use the bench to write social policy," Governor Bush said Tuesday night.
("If I say water, am I drinking?") This would not have been obvious from the dancing alone, a perfectly pleasant, nicely costumed exhibition of tango pairings that stayed fairly strictly within the traditional vocabulary and showed the dancers as competent, sleek practitioners.
