Hydroxyl radical, an extremely known reactive oxygen species, was competent to attack and spoil almost every molecule in the living cells [ 11].
He's adeptly used competent proxies to attack his opponents, allowing him to appear above the fray, and he's kept the ball moving by maintaining focus on the most pressing issues of the campaign – the war and the economy – while dismissing the distractions.
One would not feel like attacking such a "competent and agreeable novel", Orwell writes, "if Mr Priestley had not been so extravagantly praised.
Now Mr Schröder's competent handling of last month's floods in the east, and his intransigence over attacking Iraq, appear to have made the difference.
And fighters planning to use the system effectively would need training, including on how to select the best angles for attacking aircraft; it is not possible to tell from this image whether the system is in even reasonably competent hands.
For Mitt Romney, too much time spent attacking Mr Obama for being weak on defence means less time spent hammering home his much more central message that he would be a far more competent manager of the economy.
In this field, an applicant's technical skills are assumed: Companies expect that they will hire competent, intelligent people who can attack a challenge with enthusiasm and skill.
The researchers captured footage showing "emotionally competent" young apes rushing to hug other juveniles that were screaming after being attacked.
Competent supervisors are not "obscure" because the fraudulent and narcissistic CEOs use the media to attack us as morons who dare to criticize the great and powerful Oz when the bank is reporting record profits.
In the campaign, Mr. Koch attacked Mayor Beame's "clubhouse politics" and proclaimed himself a "liberal with sanity" — a competent manager who would see the city right.
