Sentence examples for competent whereas from inspiring English sources

Frost, however, is competent whereas Barat, better known for his former band the Libertines, is the victim of his ­theatrical rawness.

And though the performers' accents "rarely suggest they have been much further west than Truro," according to Michael Billington, Frostt, however, is competent, whereas Barât swallows the ends of sentences, is full of tentative arm movements, and never persuades me that he could have been even an ersatz cowboy.

More seriously though, Sandberg touched on how challenging it can be for a woman to be likable and competent, whereas men can be "liked for being competent".

So, what you're saying is that you have to prove you're competent whereas the man against you doesn't?

The condensation domain appears to be catalytically competent, whereas the functionality of the A-domain is uncertain.

In conclusion, expression of MMTV-ΔN89β-catenin induced expansion of hormone-receptor-negative, K18+ cells, which maintained alveolar features and were lactationally competent, whereas MMTV-Wnt1 expression significantly expanded K14+ cells in addition to both hormone-receptor-positive and -negative K18+ cells and lead to perturbed ductal formation and lactational failure.

Instead, all Gingrich will be able to do is argue – as he did recently – that his ex-consultant rival is just a "competent manager," whereas he's a true "change agent".

His rapping is rarely more than competent, and whereas nearly all rappers pride themselves on writing their own lyrics, Mr. Combs may be the only hip-hop star who has ever rapped about hiring ghostwriters: "Don't worry if I write rhymes, I write checks," he once boasted.

The reason for this new approach was that the resident interviews represented only cognitively competent residents, whereas the observations included all residents, both cognitively competent and cognitively impaired, as well as the nursing homes' organization and corporate cultures.

Scores on 'consultation behaviour' varied between respondent groups: reported exploration of patients' perspectives and interaction with low health literacy suggested moderate culturally competent behaviour, whereas reported exploration of patients' social contexts seemed inadequate.

Some gp130-cytokines, such as IL-6, homodimerize gp130 by first binding to their ligand specific α-receptor then to gp130 to form a signalling competent hexamer, whereas other gp130-cytokines, including LIF, CNTF, OSM and CT-1, heterodimerize gp130 with LIF-R to form signalling competent complexes [ 34].