On the basis of its many competent vectors, its potential for aerosol transmission, and its progressive spread from East Africa to neighboring regions between 1950 and 2000, RVFV is ranked as a high-priority, emerging health threat for humans, livestock, and wildlife in all parts of the world.
But marrying oversight with responsibility for financing any potential bailout, and allowing duplication of effort by different overseers if necessary, might be more effective than appointing a super-regulator and hoping it proves more competent than its predecessors.
Besides the fact that the company proved competent in its rebound from the attacks, it is expected to grow businesses nicely, including its digital subscriber line and long-distance services.
Under the model proposed by Redfield et al. [36], ancestral H. influenzae was naturally competent but its descendants frequently lost competence by mutation.
There's no suspension of disbelief and precious little artfulness in this production by Peter Craze that has a perfunctory design and is barely competent in its use of doubling, or even how it gets the furniture and actors on and off the stage.
However, while we encourage BCCE, it should only be done if frontline physicians are competent in its use and interpretation [25].
Our federal government is only as effective and competent as its governors.
The new government is Ukraine's most competent in its independent history.
The IFS is admirably apolitical as well as being hugely competent, so its analysis should be taken seriously.
But the group is honest and technically competent, so its evaluation provides a very useful reference point.
