"It needs to be done in a way that is competent not only educationally but also financially from an efficiency standpoint," he said.
The preserved synaptic architecture we observed by EM suggests synaptosomes are competent, not only for neurotransmitter release but also for synaptic transmission, with synaptic glutamate receptors directly across from the site of release at presynaptic active zone being preferentially activated.
A little unexpectedly, we found that both the trimeric and dimeric enzymes of E. coli, RecBCDEc and RecBCEc (lacking RecD), were competent not only to protect the ΔrecCBD strain of P. syringae from UV and MMC treatment, but also in supporting the growth of the mutant at low temperature, suggesting that both RecBCDEc and RecBCEc complexes retain functional activity at 4°C.
Try to be competent, not perfect.
The Nets are competent, not dominant.
The empirical evidence that children are generally competent not only to assent, but even to give consent from the age of 12 contradicts these regulations and theories.
But Stunica was a learned scholar, competent not only in Latin and Greek but also in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Arabic; he was one of the team of scholars that Cardinal Ximénes brought together to produce the great polyglot Bible published at Alcalá.
Desserts were competent but not surprising.
"One is the reassurance factor, that you put away all the news stories and all of the headlines and watch Hillary perform … and say, 'this is a person who is not only competent, but she's showing what I'd say is true heart.'".
nigripalpus from Florida were competent but only moderately efficient vectors.
