Conscientious people are generally competent, truthful and responsible, and they tend to lead stable, productive lives.
The pieces are generally competent, but these artists are granted an inordinate amount of wall space; one gets the sense that Mr. Wayne has run out of ideas.
The results were generally competent and occasionally inspired, such as certain portraits, including those of his second wife, Martine Franck (his first marriage to Ratna Mohini, a Javanese dancer, ended in divorce); they also showed a sensuous feeling for colour, absent of course from his photographs.
A large number of respondents indicated that they were generally competent in the use of available learning technologies (36, 67%%), and stated that they value the integration of technology into their teaching.
It also further strengthens the notion that cells were generally competent to extend and cover other cells.
The empirical evidence that children are generally competent not only to assent, but even to give consent from the age of 12 contradicts these regulations and theories.
Our observation that passerine bird species were generally competent for WNV transmission is consistent with the role of these birds as hosts for other flaviviruses such as SLEV and Japanese encephalitis virus (18, 19 ).
As detailed in the article by Louise Mead and Anton Mates (2009) in this issue, the good news is that, as of spring 2009, more state standards include evolution, and that the treatment of evolution is generally more competent in the current generation of standards.
Finally, respondents can be asked which party is generally most competent at dealing with an issue.
