The Celtics will go to New York for Game 5 on Wednesday night, still without a competent point guard and with a bench pretty much imported from China.
Waive Chauncey Billups to make room for Tyson Chandler, and never mind the need for a competent point guard to direct Anthony and Stoudemire.
Recent analyses of cellular events underlying post-traumatic regeneration in echinoderms (reviewed in [ 1, 2]) identified interesting parallels with corresponding processes in regeneration-competent vertebrates, pointing to reparative mechanisms that might have been evolutionary preserved throughout Deuterostomia and could potentially be re-activated in poorly regenerating vertebrates.
Experimental, numerical and application results pointed out that TCT is sufficiently competent, from a mechanical point of view, to be used as a pavement for pedestrian and light traffic.
Seems like nothing ever really changes on that front -- we're competent up to a point and then past that point we're vulnerable and so we wring our hands and to some blame-seeking and then move on until the next one happens.
Patients experience, however, a sense of security and describe rheumatology nurses as competent and skilled and point to the nurses' high level of knowledge [ 21, 42– 42].
"They're astrophysicists or novelists, extremely on-point and competent people".
And a competent editor should have pointed out that though his eventual chapter on "L'Éducation Sentimentale" is focused, he fails to explain the existence of the later book when discussing the earlier version that was written in 1847.
Apart from the main quality criteria the essential point is competent guidance of the whole system that is connected with the clinics and transport service in this case.
His humorously helpful parentheticals, doubt-inducing scare quotes, casual "like"s dropped carefully amidst otherwise competent sentences, and gratuitous exclamation points litter the online landscape.
