Moreover, this group reported that, under conditions that do not usually trigger sporulation or competence, there are few cells that form spores or that become competent respectively; that is, both differentiation pathways are noisy.
She smiles a lot, and the smile is twinkly, but there is a vigorous competence there.
In addition to telecommunications capacity and technical competence, there is a lot of emphasis at Infocrossing's building on physical security.
Conclusions: Although there was no difference in patients' perceptions of the physician's professionalism or competence, there were significant differences in attributes required for a desired working relationship.
Yet the impact of a ratings downgrade can still be devastating.Besides worries over conflicts of interest and competence, there are also concerns over the reliability of credit ratingsBesides worries over conflicts of interest and competence, there are also concerns over the reliability of credit ratings.
Although a strong positive correlation exists between curiosity and competence, there is a significant spread and a highly curious executive may score much lower on competence than less curious counterparts.
Aside from the neurologist who periodically puts him through a standard battery of tests, which he dispatches with less and less competence, there is no obvious external measure of Jacob's decline.
Given that any failings on the British side reflect poorly on planning, primarily at the Home Office, and given the reputation of the ex-home secretary, now prime minister, for competence, there is some domestic political capital at stake here.
To develop cultural competence, there is little substitute for time spent living and working in foreign countries or at least spending a great deal of time with people from different cultures, even within the United States.
