Sentence examples for acceptable competent from inspiring English sources
The public has a right to expect that all healthcare professionals strive to exceed the appropriate threshold which defines the border between clinically acceptable, competent practice, and negligence or incompetence.
Those considered to be "strong, excellent" received a score of "2", and those judged as "acceptable, competent" received a score of "3".
In Denver, however, Mr. Romney presented himself as an acceptable and competent alternative.
Our analyses [15] supported a proposal of its change by presently acceptable and competent institutions in Slovakia.
I was briefly asked about my heritage, but the assumption was that I had at least one English parent and that I was an acceptable and competent candidate.
Traditional birth attendants were seen as culturally acceptable and competent health workers.
As shown in Table 4, recurring themes that evolved from the group discussions and interviews were related to perception of traditional birth attendants as culturally acceptable and competent health workers, perceived quality of care and previous negative experiences with health facilities, low awareness and less empowered women, as well as economic constraints during referral.
Conclusion: acellularisation and consecutive in vitro autogeneic re-seeding of valved venous conduits can lead to immunologically acceptable, patent, and competent implants in sheep.
We are of the view that good quality of services means provision of client-centric, appropriate services in a cultural acceptable manner by technically competent service providers who have good communication and decision-making skills (27, 28 ).
Experts described him as a competent nonpolitical figure acceptable both to the hard-line wing and to the liberal economic wing of Mr. Putin's administration -- a "liberal hawk," in the words of one commentator.
We can reasonably disagree on whether you find this use of your medical records acceptable, but the process must be competent and transparent.
