Sentence examples for competence less from inspiring English sources

For most mammalian species studied to date, the overall success of the method (taking into account the cryosurvival rate, the fertilization and the developmental competence of thawed oocytes) is very low; recent publications using human oocytes report developmental competence less than 10% (1%, [4]; 5.6% [5]).

A lack of competence (less qualified pharmaceutical personnel) and the provision of a variety of services may be hindering factors towards the provision of quality services.

In addition, it was shown that using such a tool, three age groups could be distinguished: one in which children are most probably incompetent, one in which children are most probably competent, and a group in which probability of (in) competence is less clear (between 9.6 and 11.2 years).

How you answer that will determine whether you prefer the honourably flawed A Good Life or the more routine competence of less ambitious philosophers.

Were this not so, we would be doing something about our linguistic competence – something less faddish than dispatching teachers on paid trips to China.

Rather, it shows that parties are sure enough of their traditional supporters that they can risk poaching others'.Ideology and competence matter less.

Retiring engineers are increasingly being replaced by outsourcing deals with subcontractors, whose qualifications and competence are less rigorously controlled, said Elizabeth Pozzi, an operating technician at the Dampierre nuclear plant, near Orléans, and a local union official.

Obama managed to convince the middle that he would govern differently with more competence and less partisanship.

Trainee feedback suggests that the effectiveness of the tool diminishes as the seniority of the trainee increases, with technical competence assessed less effectively in more complex procedures.

I've gotten involved and interested (see my disclaimers at the end) in starting to develop a working theory: That Louisiana is becoming more interested in competence and less interested in "how we've always done it".

Markos points out that he never said Israel could not run it's blockade, they just should do so with more competence and less shooting an American four times in the head.