Sentence examples for competently reviewed from inspiring English sources

Or, as a former colleague at the ETH once said: "Why lose time arguing with incompetent reviewers or editors of a high-profile journal, if you can get your work competently reviewed and smoothly published in a quality journal such as Helvetica Chimica Acta?

Communication problems and discriminatory or negative caregiver attitudes appear to be the more critical areas of concern reported by women in the studies reviewed here, just as immigrant women's positive experiences of care centred around appreciation of being treated with kindness and respect and having their individual concerns addressed competently and sympathetically.

This review is competently and adequately done for the most part.

We set out to assess the additional extra cost of skilling either a lay person or a nurse to competently undertake an asthma review.

All four episodes that NBC sent for review were quite competently made: They were well-paced, well-directed, well-acted, and a few featured well-earned twists I didn't see coming.

Otherwise, it is just competent dancers dancing competently.

This low rate of acquisition of training to permit nurses to competently undertake additional tasks such as asthma reviews may or may not be representative of other parts of the UK [ 28].

In a 1988 review of "The Art of the Deal," Donald Trump's first book, a Times reviewer said the "interesting and competently written story" "must command a good measure of respect".

A review of the cases transferred in 2002 showed that TBAs competently, and sometimes under very difficult conditions, accompanied women to the hospital.

Later reviews in India were approving, with Rajeev Masand writing, "Preity Zinta gets through her scenes competently, never allowing her cute-as-a-button image to take away from the impact she makes here as a conflicted, mature woman".

The U.K. government's review of the commission's "competences" — a word for its powers, not for whether it is discharging them competently — is motivated by a similar desire.