Sentence examples for available competent from inspiring English sources

Moreover, SLiCE cloning permits the use of both homemade and commercially available competent cells because it can use general E. coli recA− strains such as DH5α as host cells for transformation.

The route to "diverse and conflicting elements" and their being "brought together on a broad but common ground," which the Court so emphasizes, ante, at 77, is hardly to be achieved by disregarding some of the diverse elements that are available, competent, and contributory to the richness of our society and of the education it could provide.

They felt that the patient's family or friends and other health care workers also expected them to be available, competent and able to make the necessary decisions.

The importance of an available, competent and motivated health workforce is increasingly recognized for countries to meet their health systems objectives and achieve improved population health outcomes.

Regardless of causation, it is essential that programs be developed to quickly identify mental illness in children and adolescents at risk, and that swift and appropriate interventions be made available by competent mental health professionals.

It says countries should take all necessary measures to prevent their misuse, such as ensuring that accurate information on the real (or "beneficial") owner is available to "competent authorities".

The fact that these restrictions on the options available to competent adults in the context of clinical research trace to its close relationship with clinical care does not constitute a justification for applying the restrictions in this normatively distinct context.

They did not subvert the peer review process to censor criticism as alleged, the panel found, while key data needed to reproduce their findings was freely available to any "competent" researcher.

I greatly respected his considered opinion that physician-assisted suicide should be available to mentally competent patients who have failed conventional and/or palliative therapy, and who wish to spare their families and themselves what amounts to cruel suffering.

In its statement, the Holy See expressed "perplexity and surprise at the initiative taken by the Rome court, considering that all the necessary data were already made available to the competent office at the Bank of Italy and similar operations are ongoing with other Italian credit institutions".

This data basis reflects the information available for the Competent Authorities [CAs] of Member States when performing their risk assessment.