Sentence examples for indeed competent to from inspiring English sources
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.
Cells in the VZ, where primary NPCs reside, are indeed competent to respond to exogenous reelin by phosphorylating Dab1 and the reelin pathway is normally activated in these cells at the preplate stage of development.
From this we were able to conclude that F3 hprt null ES cells are indeed competent to transmit alleles through the germline and that the resulting offspring were fertile and viable as reported previously [ 12].
Nevertheless, ppGpp binding indicates that the metazoan LIC is indeed competent to bind nucleotide and also raised questions of its nucleotide specificity, especially since we did not detect bound GTP, which is present in millimolar concentrations in bacteria (Buckstein et al., 2008).
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.
And indeed, Allah is competent to give them victory".
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.
Last, in cases of paradigmatic trust at least, the trustor must be optimistic that the trustee is indeed competent and committed.
Indeed, competent sperm motility is an important determinant of fertilisation success in vertebrates [ 29, 30].
However, what if one could be assured that the individual in question was indeed a mature adult, competent to make decisions with respect to his own best interest?
Indeed, eater deficient plasmatocytes are competent to phagocytose Gram-negative bacteria and express the mature plasmatocyte-specific marker NimC1 like wild-type hemocytes (Fig. 3D).
