Sentence examples for consistent competence from inspiring English sources
Telemann's gargantuan productivity and consistent competence made him one of Bach's more successful rivals in the search for good jobs in the German music establishment.
Uncertainty about the structure of competences also undermines international comparisons and the development of binding international agreements for consistent competence standards.
NMuMG cells were chosen given their prior validation in the study of BMPR2 gene expression associated with the consistent competence of their TGF-ß signaling [ 24].
Although we could not rule out subtle differences or stochastic variation in level of transformability these data are consistent with competence induction being an on/off response, in which the starvation conditions of MIV induce a much higher proportion of cells to become competent than late-log conditions.
Consistent with the competence argument is also the fact that Astana appears to need partnership with Brussels more than vice versa.
The consistent use of competence-based curricula which today can rightly be described as "state of the art" would therefore meet key claims made by HOs in this study.
These guidelines should be consistent with GPs' competences, especially those of monitoring and treating somatic co-morbidity, giving support and information to the patient's family, crisis intervention and prescriptions.
The smart money now should be on him lasting a long time – stability has finally arrived at White Hart Lane, and Spurs look ready to settle into a nice, long, consistent period of drudging competence, livened up by the odd aneurysm-inducing defeat.
This observation is consistent with the diminished competence of EpiSCs for PGC fate.
All species contained homologues of all known H. influenzae competence genes, consistent with an ancestral origin of competence.
We also found that the proportion of cells demonstrating in situ DNA replication competence was consistent with that previously observed in the cervix (Mills et al, 2000).
