Sentence examples for indeed competent from inspiring English sources

Judge Alan P. Gelfuso today acccepted evidence that Miss Turner was indeed competent when she signed her will in 1963 and allowed it into probate.

Last, in cases of paradigmatic trust at least, the trustor must be optimistic that the trustee is indeed competent and committed.

All the Fifth Circuit which has jurisdiction over Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas—had to do to move forward with the execution was find that Panetti was indeed competent under the new precedent, which it did last year.

Indeed, competent sperm motility is an important determinant of fertilisation success in vertebrates [ 29, 30].

In order to ensure that graduates are indeed competent in these skills, medical schools need to provide evidence of skill attainment which is often demonstrated via some form of assessment.

The crucial question is, of course, whether the continuous model derived from a Boolean network is indeed competent to explain an aspect of biological reality in a precise quantitative fashion.

Indeed, so competent is Steve in making the case he has been dubbed the "godfather of the flat tax," a moniker which, in my humble opinion, is well deserved.

While the results have not been officially disclosed, the progress of the case suggests that he was indeed found competent.

On the other, he notes that degrees and credential, as such, don't mean that, armed with them, students can indeed be competent enough to be qualified in their various fields of endeavor.

Gates may have bitten Mabry, but there was no evidence he bit her on the day she died (indeed, a competent analyst should have recognized that the marks were weeks old).

Ectopic activation of the IMD-pathway within the salivary gland cells is able to induce an immune response, indicating that the salivary glands are indeed immune competent.