This is followed by a period of consolidation to allow the regenerate bone to become structurally competent and therefore tolerate axial load in weight bearing.
She says women whose work-wear is "slightly provocative" are judged to be less competent and therefore less likely to get promoted.
The competent mathematician, therefore, might use perception to read equations or view diagrams, but should immediately translate that perceptual information into more abstract, perhaps symbolic, internal representations (e.g., Anderson, 2005).
When research needed to change the anthrax mortality rate is conducted, B. anthracis will become a less competent, and therefore less desirable, bioweapon.
The characteristics of the inflammatory infiltrate in clinically affected dogs with low parasite burden and the absence of amastigotes in asymptomatic dogs suggest that these animals are immune competent and therefore able to control the infection for long time.
The patients in the two groups might be different because the training received by the GPs in the intervention group may make them feel more competent and therefore, more inclined to include more severely ill patients.
Of these myogenic master triggers, Myod1 and Myf5 are occluded in hLF, Myog is transactivated (and therefore competent) in hLF and Myf6 is extinguished in mSMM (and therefore may be either occluded or competent in hLF).
"Any competent scientist would therefore immediately conclude that they should be disregarded.
"They are moving faster and getting competent help and therefore are opening many leads," said a senior congressional official who has been briefed on the status of the investigation.
It was therefore competent for Judge Blair to act upon the complaint made before him independently of any preliminary mandate or certificate, such as was in fact issued and 'exhibited' to him in this case, being plainly authorized so to do by the terms of § 5270.
