Sentence examples for hence competent from inspiring English sources

2 Hence competent prescribing is paramount to patient safety.

Earning and paid work continue to be symbols of status and prestige – hence competent masculinity – in present day, partly due to powerful forces related to globalisation.

However, it is also clear that immediate surgical intervention was successful in many patients (Table  2 ), and hence competent cardiothoracic surgical standby is essential when performing pacemaker and ICD lead extractions.

Hence, the competent velocity would be helpful evaluate the failure risk if as well accounted in standards or criteria.

From childhood, girls are informed, taught and trained to believe that only men who are physically powerful and hence mentally competent to make decisions; 'She is counseled, and if this does not work, she is forced through threats and violence to believe that she is an object that has to be operated by a male family member'.

A mentally retarded defendant can be found "not insane" and hence be deemed competent to stand trial and be convicted because he arguably understood the difference between right and wrong, as a child might understand that difference.

So do competent accountants.

Hence, to be a competent ventilator user, it is necessary to be able to handle the ventilator in settings depending on the organizational context.

One such therapeutic strategy is immunotherapy, which may have potential in patients who are not heavily pre-treated with chemotherapy and hence have a relatively competent immune system.

When the LC-Cusum crosses a predefined threshold (h), we conclude that sufficient evidence has been accumulated to indicate that the procedure has been learned (ie, the trainee is now competent) and hence H0 is rejected in favour of H1.

Whilst the notion of Gillick competency arose from the law, the decision about whether or not to treat a child as Gillick competent (and hence as an autonomous adult) is left to the medical practitioner.