There is every reason to believe that the Guantánamo military authorities are serially breaching medical ethics in forcibly feeding dozens of mentally competent (though clearly desperate) detainees.
I was competent, but clearly not a stand-out.
These data prove that Afg3l2 −/− cells are still fusion competent and clearly demonstrate that the defective ability of Afg3l2 −/− cells to internalize Ca2+ is dependent on fragmentation of the mitochondrial network (Fig. 6).
Course readings illustrate how experiments document that women who display highly agentic traits (associated with male stereotypes) and are clearly competent in male sex-typed positions will be deemed as competent as men, but are viewed as less likable and more hostile than equally successful men (Eagly and Karau, 2002).
Mr. Monti said the changes, which will be phased in over the coming year, would make his department "more clearly competent".
Clearly competent, professional, bristling more evidently with ambition than personality, Gianni Infantino is an archetype, a polished product of Switzerland's time-served machinery for servicing international sports governing bodies.
A forensic psychologist who helped treat him at the prison hospital testified that Mr. Stanford was now competent, could think clearly after being taken off the drug and had not suffered brain damage from the fight.
A vigorous reshuffle, bringing in new economics ministers who are competent and who clearly have the president's backing, offers the only chance for a new start that could stabilise the currency, privatise the piles of nationalised assets, and clear a huge backlog of disputed corporate debts.The second thing that Gus Dur must do concerns corruption.
Regarding advanced CCE, there are well-defined training tracks that produce intensivists who are clearly competent at an advanced level.
Not surprisingly, a lifetime of being treated like a servant has made the clearly competent Martin into a nervous, uncertain adult.
