Sentence examples for geographical competence from inspiring English sources
A few days ago, former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Ryan C. Crocker spoke on "Lessons from a Long War" to a Harvard Kennedy School audience, where he emphasized: the importance of historical and geographical competence in order to understand the Middle East; strategic patience when defining goals and commitments; and the relationship between major action and major risk.
Furthermore, a few neuropsychological studies have described patients whose competence on geographical names was preserved while names of people were lost: one patient had preserved country names, though he had lost virtually every other linguistic ability (McKenna & Warrington 1978).
Our study illustrates how the molecular population genetics of arthropods can help investigate the potential of salivary peptides for disease control and for understanding geographical variation in vector competence.
Similarly, our findings will also be of value to those investigating geographical variation in arthropod vector competence in relation to the potential of salivary peptides for disease control.
Polymorphism in the vector competence of Aedes mosquitoes in disease transmission that occur among geographical samples is largely attributed to such evolutionally pathways [ 61].
However, the differences in infection rates among tick species were not statistically significant, and these differences could be due to geographical and seasonal variations of tick and host populations rather than tick vector competence.
The competences of sejmiks varied over time, and there were also geographical differences.
This disadvantage was attributed to the geographical spread of families across large areas and the relatively small number of clinicians with the competence and confidence to care for a child at the end of life outside of urban areas [ 14].
Even the geographical extent of the initiative is unclear from the Budget document: science policy is a UK-wide competence and science is largely funded from a UK wide budget held in London, whilst Osborne and Science Minister Jo Johnson's interest in regional rebalancing reflects their England-only economic development responsibilities.
