It is also questionable whether all speakers who competently use 'today' have the concepts of an utterance.
The rapid adoption of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has created a need to develop assessment tools to ensure that learners can competently use these technologies.
Guy, for example, represents the young black male, while Vivian represents the idealized mother figure, and the stiff language they use, as well as the language in Angelou's text, is intended to prove that blacks can competently use standard English.
Prior laboratory experience is not required to competently use the assay (Table 2).
This may be a consequence of barriers to consistent medical treatment or due to physicians' impressions that heavy drinkers are unable to competently use ART.
Following training, teachers are able to competently use RDTs and ACTs test and treat children at school for uncomplicated malaria safely and accurately.
One of Professor Keogh's ambitions for the NHS in his recent report is to have the boards and leadership of provider and commissioning organisations using data competently.
Descriptions of a number of qPCR based assays for quantitation of MAP have appeared in the literature in recent years and quantitation of MAP bacilli in faecal material using qPCR, competently employed, is now considered routine and to be on a par with faecal culture in terms of diagnostic performance [ 32, 34].
Clearly, those advantages have not always been used competently or humanely; like any other weapon, armed drones can be used recklessly or on the basis of flawed intelligence.
To the best of our knowledge, justification involving other responses of growth activities of bifidobacteria in milk medium in order to ensure that the medium has been used competently is not available in the literature.
