Sentence examples for competence to take from inspiring English sources

'Thou shalt not kill' is about acknowledging the gift and dignity of human life which, whether ours or another's, we do not have the competence to take".

"Number one, the patient must have access to medical care, and, two, the patient must possess sociological competence to take medication, which basically means that they live in a safe environment and are not homeless, not severely mentally ill, and are not suffering from addiction".

He has certainly waged no campaign to bat down persistent questions about his competence to take on anything beyond a symbolic role, though several Western diplomats and one journalist who met him for the first time recently described him as remarkably fit, lucid and even something of a flirt.

People make up their minds before they define the facts; they lack the competence to take part in anything meaningful.

People make up their minds before they define the facts; they lack the competence to take part in anything meaningful, so they flounder in chaos, bewildered, frustrated, frightened, and angry.

However, transformation is mainly performed by the recipient cells that express genetic competence to take up extracellular free DNA [9], [10].

It's his opinion that most universities still don't have the resources and the competence needed to take a patent all the way to the market.

The ENVI Committee considered the Commission's proposal 'extremely disappointing from the point of view of health protection' [ 34], but the debate did not take place in a vacuum and the EU competence to adopt legislation should be taken into account.

After his election, Springborg said: "We believe we have the right level of competence and experience to take our party forward in what are very interesting times in Queensland".

After reaching a certain concentration threshold, the molecules become detectable to bacteria populations, which then activate corresponding response genes that regulate various behaviours, such as virulence, horizontal gene transfer, biofilm formation, and competence (the ability to take up DNA).

Many bacteria develop a physiological state called natural competence, enabling cells to take up DNA from the environment and occasionally recombine it with the chromosome; a cell is said to be transformed if recombination changes its genotype.