Sentence examples for competent to perceive from inspiring English sources

As spring wheat types have a small vernalization requirement, they always have a small potential FLN (6 9) and Pp responses occur as soon as the crop is competent to perceive Pp stimulus (Brooking et al., 1995).

However, forward leaning did cause patients to perceive the oncologist as more medically competent (rs = .15, p = .03).03

We continue to perceive those in need of mental health care and support as weak, less competent, less capable or less effective than those who do not seek such care.

Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.

In addition, assent will be obtained from patients 7 15 years of age (or younger if perceived competent to do so by physicians) as per institutional guidelines.

Motivating learners by making them perceive that they are competent to accomplish the tasks in the course of learning is always vital (Niemiec & Ryan, 2009).

"For highly social animals like most primates, one of the most important kinds of objects to be competent at perceiving and discriminating is other members of one's own species," he writes.

It can be perceived from Table 4 that the proposed IBBA-RSS is competent to obtain very competitive solutions with other algorithms.

The statistical analysis described how the students perceived their capacity in terms of the COBADI modules, by checking which platforms and media for seeking assistance they felt most competent to use.

"He looks competent to me".

Is Mr. Holmes competent to stand trial?