Fourth, they continue to add value and have distinguished themselves in the eyes of their peers, subordinates and therefore, when there is a set of competent people in the same band in the company, you have to use seniority.
The duty of care demands the practitioner provides a professional service with reasonable skill and care - a standard of care that is expected of a competent practitioner in the same position.
Infection of nymphs by other tickborne pathogens, such as B. burgdorferi, is affected by the presence of strongly and weakly competent reservoir hosts in the same communities (34, 35 ).
That would leave the Sochi Games, in February, without a competent drug-testing facility in the same country.
In a 2009 study published in Science, the psychologists John Antonakis and Olaf Dalgas suggested that, when we judge a candidate as more or less competent, we do it in the same way that children do.
Later, a very early civilization was discovered in Turkey, and the few genuine Anatolian ceramic pieces that appeared on the market were followed immediately by very competent forgeries apparently made in the same location as the ancient pieces.
Reviewing books about the Civil War is a bit like reviewing books about China or the Middle East: With the rarest of exceptions, the only people to pass competent judgment are all in the same boat, and the possibility that judgment may be compromised by extraneous considerations can never be ruled out.
The observations altogether indicated that yeast mitochondria are competent for DNA import in the same way as plant and mammalian organelles.
Anyone competent in the field could do the same, the inquiry team elaborated.
"There's now a unified theory of the White House in this town: It is strong, it is competent, it's all going in the same direction, and it doesn't leak".
