Sentence examples for is fully competent from inspiring English sources
Glen Hansard's "Pressing On" is fully competent and only sometimes inspired, and Hannah Cohen's "Covenant Woman" is beautiful but too ethereal.
"He is fully competent and has been throughout my representation," Mr. Tanner said, adding, "This is a profoundly sad case — one of the saddest cases of my career".
Here, we report a two-piece chimeric pRNA construct that is fully competent in interacting with partner pRNA to form ring-shaped complexes, in packaging DNA via the motor, and in assembling infectious phi29 virions in vitro.
We employed a non-immortalized, non-transformed primary fibroblast cell line that is fully competent for IRF3 signaling and is susceptible and permissive to infection by HSV-1.
Whereas the topoisomerase monomer is fully competent for strand cleavage, the Cre monomer likely requires allosteric activation by a neighboring monomer to become cleavage proficient [3], [6].
This maxi-EBV plasmid is fully competent to give rise to progeny virus when propagated in appropriate cells or can directly mediate growth transformation of human B cells upon DNA transfection [16], [17].
You will need to be fully competent on a computer--typing, word processing, and desktop publishing courses will all be available at your local night school.
Gersonides is the philosopher who attempted to show that philosophy and Torah, that reason and revelation are co-extensive; he is a philosophical optimist who believes that reason was fully competent to attain all the important and essential truths.
But he goes on to point out that true humility relies on an accurate assessment of ability, whereas people who demonstrate the impostor phenomenon, "despite being fully competent, … feel that they don't really belong".
A pRNA with a deletion of this 3-base bulge was fully competent to form dimers, bind procapsids, and inhibit phi29 virion assembly in vitro; however, its activity in DNA packaging and virion assembly was completely lost.
She was fully competent for the job, [even] having never done it before.
