Sentence examples for be more competent at from inspiring English sources

In short, women's code seemed to be more competent — at least as judged by the community of their peers, the study found.

We showed DR4 to be more competent at initiating apoptosis than DR5 when testing SW948 cells.

For example, in a study of parents of adolescents with asthma, parents perceived their adolescents to be more competent at self-care than the adolescents actually were [ 15].

The Ethiopians are more competent at running a big state than, say, the Soviets were.

No one was more competent at holding the two together, or more curious in projecting the changing public image of himself as that of the new American man.

We therefore conclude that azhdarchids were more competent at walking on firm substrates than in marshes, swamps or intertidal environments.

The notion that the immunoproteasome is more competent at producing class-I-binding peptides probably remains true for many epitopes.

The IA students were more competent at engaging with the unfamiliar problem and quickly generating ideas.

They come in and they do their job and go' (P08) Interestingly, participants seemed to perceive health professionals who provided emotional support as being more competent at providing medical care for their surviving baby.

A recent study to evaluate the competence of different primary health care providers in rural settings in India found the relatively new cardre of rural medical practitioners, who have a shorter (3 year) training programme, to be more competent than the AYUSH doctors at the PHC level [ 75].

For example, there's research showing that women are often believed to be less competent at their jobs than they really are, while men are often believed to be more competent than they are.