WSPs are mainly competent in warm, sunny climate and work in most climates.
Outbreaks of mosquito-borne disease are commonly assumed to occur wherever competent vectors and a suitable climate exist, and that "global warming"—climate change caused by human activities will cause these diseases to move to higher altitudes and latitudes.
Whether you agree with all of Steinbrück's positions or not, he has two important qualities that are in short supply in the current climate: he is competent and honest.
There are also other rules or heuristics which are very important: the hiring practice of employees finding individuals who are technically competent and fit the GitHub climate or culture, the rule that conflict would be resolved through discussion and consensus.
Perhaps it can serve as a counter-narrative to humanize black men as present and competent fathers in a media climate that largely continues to deny this possibility".
Perhaps it can serve as a counter-narrative to humanise black men as present and competent fathers in a media climate that largely continues to deny this possibility".
Increased international travel and immigration have the potential to change the probability of autochthonous transmission in Canada and the United States, where competent vectors and suitable regional climates already exist (3, 6 ).
With all of that [new data, better models, and more competent analysis], though, the facts remain there are uncertainties around the climate, climate change, why it's changing, what the principal drivers of climate change are".
Moreover, I am concerned that many of our policymakers fail to appreciate the relationship between emissions trading and renewable generation, and as such are not competent to handle issues relating to energy and climate.
Due to climate change and the propagation of competent arthropods worldwide, arboviruses have become pathogens of major medical importance.
The current Portuguese climate is conducive to malaria transmission, and competent vectors (Anopheles atroparvus mosquitoes) are abundant and widespread (Galão et al. 2002).
