Pearlman and collaborators [ 10] randomized 184 decisionally-competent veteran outpatients who did not have ADs in their hospital record.
Moreover, given their lack of experience with in-group norms and activities, newcomers should be (4) judged as less competent than veterans and (5) given lower regard that is, judged as less likable.
SERVICE: A staff of competent, self-assured veterans.
For some jobs, civil servants are obliged to hire veterans if competent ones can be found.
Ms. Rogers, though she has a pretty line, underplays the flares of sass that Ms. Tharp gives Irene, and the veteran Christine Winkler is blandly competent as the great-great grandmother.
Their performances aren't much more than competent — Patrick, a Broadway and television veteran, hits his marks; David exhibits an ability to time a joke, though the tightness of his face hurts his delivery.
Our colleagues were competent young scientists, many of them army veterans about our own age.
Killam, a MADtv veteran, has proven himself a competent impersonator with well-received interpretations of Michael Cera, Pee Wee Herman, and Chris Pine.
Chase is competent and honest, much respected by the men, including veteran shipmate Matthew Joy Cillian Murphyy), fighting a private battle with booze.
Mindful of the value of a competent cook, Amundsen secured the services of Adolf Lindstrøm, another Sverdrup veteran who had been cook aboard Gjøa.
