When a decision was made, 20% of the persons concerned were considered to be competent.
On the trainer's side, 96% of the students felt to be well prepared for the course and were considered to be competent by 96% of their trainees.
In Panama (10 ) and Florida (5, 7 ), S. hispidus rodents are considered to be competent, mostly disease-resistant reservoir hosts for disease caused by sympatric VEE complex alphaviruses.
The facilitators were both experienced in facilitating general practice teams as part of other quality improvement and research projects for an academic department of primary care, and were considered to be competent for their role.
> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Each mouse was subjected to this test and was considered to be competent in learning and memory function if they learned to retrieve the food pellet accurately from the eight-arm device by the end of the 21-day period of the experiment.
In some situations covered by this Regulation, courts should be considered to be competent authorities, for instance where courts are managing business registers.
"For the Europeans, he is considered to be very competent and the driving force behind reforms that have taken place over the past few years," Mr. Lagendijk said.
Campylobacter jejuni is generally considered to be naturally competent for DNA uptake (Wang and Taylor 1990), a mechanism contributing to genetic diversity.
In this way both the NN, the trusted physicians, and the healthcare professionals who were closely related to some participants were considered to be culturally competent to help the specific participants, and the long relation was preferred.
The large majority of euthanasia patients were diagnosed with cancer, were younger than 80 years of age, had a very short life expectancy and all were considered to be mentally competent when they made their request [ 9].
"I just presumed that what I considered to be the most competent national security team since Truman was indeed going to be competent," Mr Adelman said.
