Sentence examples for competence to direct from inspiring English sources
The enucleated oocytes reconstructed with protaminized somatic nuclei were further cultured in vitro in seven separated replicates, indicating their full competence to direct early embryonic cleavages until the blastocyst stage.
It is that even if such intervention might be justified on some economic ground or other, governments do not have the knowledge or competence to be able to direct it properly, in terms of quantity, character and timing.
Choose someone to direct.
When starved in this cell-depleted t 22 conditioned medium, the second D. discoideum cell population completely lost its aggregation competence and was directed to an apoptosis-like death.
Emergency medicine (EM) residents are expected to perform certain numbers of procedures in order to obtain procedural competence as directed by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and the emergency medicine Residency Review Committee RRCC).
Accordingly, by direct interaction of their respective SUN or KASH domains (this study and [5]), Sun1η has the competence to recruit Nesprin3 to form a functional, however non-nuclear LINC complex at the anterior pole of the sperm head.
"But employers don't have the competence to do that".
Nothing is beyond the teacher's competence to care.
Quality ranges from journeyman competence to high academic proficiency.
