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The scarcity of such mutations in each of these strains (0, 1 or 2) suggests that competence was lost quite recently.

We found that respiratory competence was lost with kinetics which are very similar to those found in the test strain having wt MDJ1 under the control of the TETr promoter as the only MDJ1 gene (Fig. 3B, Suppl. Fig. S4).

It is likely that only the precursor cells are competent to be responsive to N signal and such competence is lost prior to their final differentiation into functional neurons.

As the numbers of HTOs and UKAs are diminishing, and the surgeries are spread over many hospitals, there is a risk of competence being lost.

In addition, several strains are unable to become competent, suggesting that competence has been lost at least once.

A reputation for economic competence can be lost in a day and take a generation to win back.

Furthermore, a few neuropsychological studies have described patients whose competence on geographical names was preserved while names of people were lost: one patient had preserved country names, though he had lost virtually every other linguistic ability (McKenna & Warrington 1978).

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A few weeks ago, on the eve of the budget, a flurry of polls showed Labour had drawn level with the Conservatives on economic competence, and voters were losing faith in the chancellor.

The left is losing, not just on the conventional politics of economic competence, but increasingly on the vexed politics of national identity.

However, the two aspects are independent of each another, and neuropsychological evidence appears to show that they can be dissociated: there are patients whose referential competence is impaired or lost while their inferential competence is intact, and vice versa (see Section 5.3).