Sentence examples for competent groups from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand," Dr. Greene said, "there are some competent groups that have been working on this.

The reason for this is not clear, but it may have something to do with relative competent groups for electricity exists in Acetaminophen codeine.

Resilient girls were less emotional than non-resilient, but more emotional than vulnerable and competent groups.

Logistic regression analyses were conducted with all variables entered together as predictors of resilience versus non-resilient, vulnerable and competent groups.

For girls, maternal depression differentiated the resilient from non-resilient and competent groups with those exposed to IPV (resilient and non-resilient) also exposed to higher levels of maternal depression than those not exposed to IPV (competent).

Masten and colleagues [ 12] conducted both variable-centred analyses (examining whether resource variables buffered the negative impact of adversity using regression interactions), and person-centred analyses (examining whether the same resource factors distinguished between 'Resilient', 'Maladaptive' and 'Competent' groups of children in MANOVAs).

With the public as shareholder, the present Qantas management would be replaced with a more competent group of people.

A competent group of live studio musicians, as these were, can make hip-hop sound anonymous, as these did.

These public intellectuals, I wrote at the time, "belong not merely on a list of 546 but on any competent grouping one-tenth its size".

The robbery itself was carried out by a competent group of criminals … This was a particularly brutal crime, people were extremely badly treated and assaulted by the gang," he said.

He wrote for himself as well as Doug E. Mack and VIGAROUS and in 2000 released an album called Reggae On A Cool Vibe which they hoped would be useful in "introducing the world to a new and competent group of reggae artists and musicians".