That will help gain support for what we should do: treat returning combat veterans humanely, do what is necessary to help them adjust to civilian life successfully, and do not throw them away like a piece of broken equipment when they can no longer function effectively as competent persons.
Using 2D and 3D tomography images, this article effectively presents a competent method to visualize the flow of opaque fluids in laminar and transitional regions inside a reactor.
Furthermore, only 17% of the rheumatologists felt competent to effectively instruct their patients with regard to physical activity.
In the study by Iversen et al. [ 13], only 17% of the rheumatologists felt competent to effectively instruct their patients with regard to physical activity.
If police decide the 71-year-old is mentally competent there is effectively nothing they can do to prevent him travelling to Switzerland, and his relatives would be very unlikely to face prosecution afterwards.
As we learned to use Twitter more effectively, we felt more culturally competent with our patients, students, and community partners.
These procedures would support individual competent authorities to effectively control food safety hazards, in both domestic and import food products, to better protect consumer health at national, regional and international levels.
A number of IT help desk support providers are actually not competent enough to effectively take care of IT related issues.
Thus, while we demonstrate that pre-infection of host cells with an effector delivery-defective mutant had no significant impact on the ability of TNFα to activate these pathways, cells pre-infected for 3 h with effector delivery-competent strains were effectively unresponsive to this cytokine.
The outbreak shows that the response demands a level of coordination that can be effectively performed only where there are competent domestic institutions.
In a culture of thinking, teacher's interactions with students show a respect for and an interest in students' thinking while nurturing their development as valued, competent individuals able to contribute effectively to the group.
