Sentence examples for competent delivery from inspiring English sources

I would add a third principle as well - one of the best ways for Government to help our deprived areas is by competent delivery of core services.

RNAi-based nucleic acid molecules have attracted considerable attention as compelling therapeutics providing safe and competent delivery systems are available.

Magnetic nanoparticle technology thus offers the potential for selective and competent delivery of therapeutic genes or drugs due to external magnetic fields [97].

Intervention fidelity can be defined as 'the adherent and competent delivery of an intervention by the interventionist as set forth in the research plan' [ 27].

Continuing medical education (CME) strengthens professional clinical knowledge and skillsets of health care providers to assure competent delivery of improved health care services to the population [ 13].

To ensure understanding of the study and competent delivery of treatment, clinicians were required to treat at least two non-study patients under close supervision before being allowed to treat study participants.

PLGA is found to be a promising synthetic polymer for different biomedical applications, including their implications in designing competent drug delivery systems.

Nanofiber scaffolds are the most modern and competent drug delivery carriers, revolutionizing the field of nanomedicines due to their high surface-to-volume ratio, increased loading efficiency, and enhanced permeation and retention effects.

In the present study, we provide evidence that leishmania also produces specific tsRNAs, and that these potential regulatory RNAs are released by the intracellular amastigote stage within bona fide exosomes, competent for delivery to mammalian cells.

In the Canadian trial, the nurses may have been more confident and competent in delivery of both bandage systems thus reducing operator experience/preference as a source of bias.

As it has been reported that infection of non-polarized cells with effector-delivery competent strains inhibits the delivery of effectors by subsequent infections (Mills et al., 2008), we investigated whether our above findings were due to a defect in effector delivery by the quadruple mutant during the secondary infection.