Mr. Fearon suggested: "You get terrorism when the state is strong and competent enough to prevent the initial attacks of would-be rebel leaders from escalating into a big civil war (e.g., Northern Ireland, the Basque region in Spain, the Red Brigade in Italy).
Then Libya's Gadaffi fell, to be replaced by a "representative" form of government not even competent enough to prevent terrorist acts against the U.S. embassy.
As such direct reverse repeat sequences frequently tend to recombine within the two fragments in E. coli, we used SURE2 competent cells (Stratagene) to prevent recombination.
Thus, the ability of effector translocation-competent EPEC strains to prevent IL-8 secretion is linked to a defect in IKK-mediated phosphorylation of IκB and NF-κB thereby preventing both the activation and nuclear translocation of NF-κB for gene transcription.
Conservatives wish to prevent mentally competent adults from publishing and consuming pornography on the grounds that the choice to consume pornography is deeply morally misguided.
Ongoing releases at about 50% of the original release ratio sufficed to prevent a recovery in competent vectors under R&R releases, while releases at about 30% of the original release ratio prevented recovery following AP-only releases.
If police decide the 71-year-old is mentally competent there is effectively nothing they can do to prevent him travelling to Switzerland, and his relatives would be very unlikely to face prosecution afterwards.
Timely access to clinical care, delivered by competent and compassionate healthcare providers (HCPs), is essential to prevent adverse consequences and begin a survivor's physical and emotional healing.
Thomas splint traction is a very stressful situation for children to endure and it requires a competent nurse to meet the children's needs and to prevent complications.
The procedure carries a risk of severe adverse events if not performed correctly [ 32] and its providers must be both technically competent to perform the procedure and capable of making decisions and initiating treatments to prevent or treat complications.
