The phrase "as a fully competent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's level of skill or ability in a particular area or field.
Example: "As a fully competent professional, she was able to handle the project with ease and efficiency."
Alternatives: "as a highly skilled" or "as a proficient".
Because LL2 cells are syngeneic with their hosts, their tumorigenicity can proceed in the presence of a fully competent host immune system.
In this scenario, a fully competent implant produces a gland with full secretory lobule development filling the fat pad.
It is known that a fully competent immune system is necessary for early detection and destruction of tumor cells.
Fetuses lack a fully competent immune system, and thus are at great risk of infection if the pathogen crosses the placenta.
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In contrast, in the presence of ERβ, the antiestrogens tamoxifen and raloxifene behave as fully competent agonists in the AP1 pathway, while estradiol acts as an antagonist inhibiting the activity of both tamoxifen and raloxifene [ 41**].
At one end of the spectrum of meaning, the procedure is viewed as one of several steps undertaken by young women, typically in their teens but sometimes in their 20s or 30s, on a journey that also includes marriage, motherhood, and recognition as fully competent persons (usually, but not always, in that order).
Therefore, a homozygous fog-2 strain is fully competent as an outcrosser but not as a self-fertilizing hermaphroditic strain.
Because polypeptides containing d-α-amino acid residues are of growing interest for biomedical applications, we included the enantiomer of the sPLA2-derived α-peptide in these studies; this d-peptide is fully competent as a hapten, but the resulting antibodies do not cross react with the enantiomeric peptide.
Textualists proceed "on the basis of how a reasonable reader, fully competent in the language, would have understood the text at the time it was issued".
