Sentence examples for competent editing from inspiring English sources
We are glad that Mr Abell intends to have future material about trans people checked by a managing editor, but note that competent editing is something the public should always be able to expect from a major newspaper, and does not merit special praise.
Greek scholarship was so rare in this period that in the 870s Anastasius the Librarian was unable to find anyone competent to edit his translation of a text from Greek, and had to do it himself.
After a brief visit to the United States in 1804 he returned to Paris where, with help from some of Europe's most competent artists, he edited reports on his journeys, communicated with a wide network and promoted international scholarly collaboration.
However, such techniques focus on global deformation of the surface patch or geometry transferring, which is not competent for more sophisticated surface editing with rich user interaction.
So I wouldn't advise you to run out and buy the latest edition of Zest, the monthly women's health magazine, which is usually edited by the competent Mandie Gower.
She was known throughout the industry as one of the most competent technicians in the cutting and editing of motion pictures.
Overall, these results show that CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology in germline-competent rat ESCs is enabling for in vitro studies and for generating genetically modified rats.
The replication of XMRV is highly inhibited by the human antiviral restriction factors APOBEC3 (apolipoprotein B mRNA editing enzyme catalytic polypeptide 3) and tetherin, suggesting that a replication-competent dose is not effectively achieved in humans [ 6– 10].
Michael Godwin, general counsel of the Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit organization in San Francisco, said the foundation "doesn't edit content at all, unless we get a court order from a court of competent jurisdiction".
After editing, mRNAs need to be further modified at the 3′-end in order to be translationally competent in trypanosomal mitochondria.
