They did address, competently but without noticeable depth or flair, the Republican primary race, the flu, college football, Representative Gabrielle Giffords and a woman who survived a bad bungee jump in South Africa.
This problem has been competently addressed by the advent of synthetic somatostatin analogs tailored to withstand enzymatic attack in vivo, such as octreotide (SMS 201 995, Sandostatin) [9] or Lanreotide (BIM 23014, Somatuline) [10].
In summary, translation of the concept of in situ stabilization of biodegradable peptide radioligands to improve tumor targeting and hence diagnostic sensitivity and therapeutic efficacy, from the preclinical setting into patients, poses certain challenges that need to be competently addressed.
Let's hope we can address it both competently and quickly.
Such contexts include, for example, concerns about the quality of the information they are receiving or worries that their government is not competently addressing the problem [6].
This week's column in the Kansas City Star, by Stephen Moore (former editorial board member at the Wall Street Journal, chief economist at the Heritage Foundation) competently addresses many of the hasty assertions made by the far-left about Kansas' near-term, post-income tax cut performance.
Competently addressing chemsex is challenging, because though it may be perceived as a drug problem, it's more of a sex problem; a cultural problem associated with how gay men understand and pursue sex, intimacy, and relationships.
In fact, the attorney is required to manage his caseload so that he can address your matter competently.[3].
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's first State of the Union address was competently delivered and — for him — relatively inoffensive.
However, several questions remain to be addressed before PLCζ may be competently utilised in this clinical capacity.
