While Marino's resignation will delight his critics – and there are many who believed that he was essentially not competent to manage the Eternal City – it also comes at a difficult time for Rome.
"Before the 1980s the City had been viewed as stuffy, boring and unimaginative but essentially honest and competent," he writes.
Under the threat of confirming the group stereotype, talented and competent individuals essentially become "deskilled" (Steele, 1997; Walton and Spencer, 2009).
Drawing on the individual case analysis, we can find an actual and/or perceived lack of essentially helpful or only competent institutional cooperation partners in the surrounding of this GP's practice as a factor thwarting the options for establishing networks.
Whereas all the bacteria were essentially cleared in the immuno-competent mice 8 weeks after challenge, the SCID mice contained roughly 10 fold more bacteria at 8 weeks after challenge compared to day 0, similar to what is usually seen in immuno-competent mice at day 7 post-infection [21], [22].
Laramee went on to call the game "a competent effort, but is essentially dry and uninspired".
"We didn't want to do another competent documentary that would essentially preach to the choir and would be seen by a relatively small audience who already agreed this is a big deal," Gelber said.
In summary, the free-energy landscape calculations demonstrate that phosphorylation of tyrosine 416 in the A-loop essentially "locks" the kinase into its catalytically competent conformation.
However, recent studies [ 9], including isolation of germline stem cells from mouse ovaries that can generate oocytes in vitro [ 10] and developmentally-competent eggs in vivo [ 11], have essentially invalidated this longstanding dogma (reviewed in [ 12, 13]).
Laboratory studies showed that P. arabicus is a competent vector of L. tropica, and P. sergenti is essentially refractory to L. tropica from the northern focus.
