Sentence examples for competent in producing from inspiring English sources
Synthetic minimal medium with glycerol (MinG) was found competent in producing both UA and MEL.
Interestingly, the intracellular H2O2 production in neutrophils was consistently higher than that seen in monocytes, which may be due to neutrophils being considered 'in general' to be more competent in producing potent biologically active agents such as H2O2 [21] [21].
He said he underscored to the Afghan leaders the importance of quality, not just quantity, in producing competent soldiers and police.
A broad case-mix in family physicians' (general practitioners', GPs') vocational trainee experience is deemed essential in producing competent independent practitioners.
The patient-mix of the clinical experiences of vocational trainees (registrars) in general practice (family medicine) is accepted to be of major educational importance in producing competent practitioners equipped to enter independent practice.
Advocates for transgender health agree that the solution lies in producing more doctors who are "trans-competent," which translates at a minimum to treating transgender patients with the same compassion and curiosity brought to all patient encounters.
Advocates for transgender health agree that the solution lies in producing more doctors who are "trans-competent," which translates at a minimum to treating transgender patients with the same compassion and curiosity brought to all patient encounters.
Ovules cultured in-vitro become competent to produce fiber in response to auxin and giberellic acid 2 days before anthesis [ 1].
At present, it is not clear at which stage of differentiation ESCs become competent to produce multiple neuronal lineages in response to the niche of the embryonic brain.
In our adoptive transfer system, B-1P cells were the only cells that differed in their ability to produce IL-10 as the non B cells in the host were competent to produce IL-10.
In this scenario, a fully competent implant produces a gland with full secretory lobule development filling the fat pad.
