Myosin storage myopathy mutations are located in exons 37 40 in the LMM region of slow/β-cardiac MyHC within or close to the assembly competence domain, which is crucial for proper filament assembly.
The outgoing defence secretary brought a cool-headed competence to the job that was desperately needed after Donald Rumsfeld came close to reducing America's military to a state of nervous collapse.
Hovering close to the actresses' faces, María Laura Collaso's observant camera notices when the older woman's calm competence grounds her younger colleagues, and how a borrowed lipstick can lighten a mood.
A source close to the prime minister accused the Lib Dems of trying "to rig the balance of competences review" and saying the country had since voted decisively to leave the EU.
Close to one-third of the GPs (31.5%) stated that the guidelines had helped them to develop their competence in managing sickness certification cases to a large or fairly large extent (table 3).
Second, the response rate for this study was close to 30% and while it is possible that non-responders may differ in how they perceive their own PS competence, it is unlikely their conception of the six dimensions of PS competence would be structurally different.
However, it must be emphasized that despite their competence based frameworks, certainly none of the large-scale studies mentioned above can be said to ignore the body of knowledge aspect, or anything close to that.
Others respond to competence and authority.
These days, shortcomings are attributed to competence rather than ideology.
His political fortunes were pegged to competence, not charisma.
