The people she admires most in the world are all "competent", except for Pope John Paul II.
All rabbits infested by larvae, nymphs, and adults from the infected group seroconverted, indicating that these tick stages were all vector competent for R. parkeri.
The advocate of double-blind trials contends, in effect, that simple statements about the patients' condition are not observation sentences after all, for the sentence might not elicit assent from all competent observers – especially for 'soft' end points such as pain scales.
Nor does it guarantee that the very same A-intension will be generated for all competent speakers in your linguistic community.
The conceptual raw materials for the shifted content derive in part from what is taken for granted at a given point in a given conversation, in part from commonplaces belonging to "encyclopedia entries" permanently associated with particular terms for all competent users of those terms.
WFRtDS's objective is to expand the legality and availability of assisted-dying for "all competent adults... suffering unbearably from incurable illnesses" throughout the world.
However, as vector flight capacity is influenced by species as well as topographical and environmental conditions, it is difficult to generalize for all competent vector species of RVFV.
Recently, a "stochastic model" predicted that most or all cells are competent for reprogramming [13].
While many of these polls claim to accommodate Spanish speakers -- as the Latino population continues to mature politically -- when will mainstream polls move beyond "accommodating" and fuse methodology that is culturally competent for all voting Americans?
These results indicate that cells from all age groups were competent for osteogenic differentiation.
