Sentence examples for intellectually competent from inspiring English sources

A psychologist who examined 14 inmates who are now on Texas' Death Row — and two others who were subsequently executed — and found them intellectually competent enough to face the death penalty, agreed on Thursday never to perform such evaluations again.

Many of their clients who were found to be intellectually competent under the 2004 standard have already been executed.

On Wednesday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that Moore was intellectually competent — at least, competent enough to be executed.

Carl Hodges, of the University of Arizona's Environmental Research Lab, stated, "she was as fine and intellectually competent an environmentalist as anybody I'd ever known".

The prevalence of movement disorders by these criteria was significantly higher in subjects with lower intelligence (IQ ≤69; 10.6%) compared with those who were more intellectually competent (IQ ≥70; 2.1%) [ 31].

These are typically people who have studied their subject, are experienced or are intellectually competent to answer the question.

Moreover, children who learn social emotional skills early in life tend to be more self-confident, trusting, empathic, intellectually inquisitive, competent in using language to communicate, and better capable of relating well with others (Cohen et al. 2005).

His character and the company's reflect each other: highly competent, intellectually rigorous, but also often inflexible.

"The core curriculum is the soul, to some extent, of Columbia College, and I thought we needed someone who would be competent and energetic to maintain its strength and make it intellectually powerful in the 21st century," said Christia Mercer, a Columbia philosophy professor who headed the university's Commission on the Status of Women.

Intellectually compatible?

Intellectually voracious.