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And the Afghan Army is increasingly competent, though still relatively small.

"It is also because health care is increasingly competent," Will adds.

Palestinian security forces are increasingly competent at policing the West Bank.

Paternalism is increasingly difficult to defend when treating competent patients and has eventually become a dysphemism, indicating an emergent taboo of questioning autonomy.

The importance of an available, competent and motivated health workforce is increasingly recognized for countries to meet their health systems objectives and achieve improved population health outcomes.

Our reputation is increasingly easy to crowdsource and retrieve online, though unlike Uber drivers there is no single rating to illustrate how competent we are.

Among them, replication competent oncolytic viruses are increasingly studied because of their intrinsic tumor tropism [ 1].

Self-reflection and reflective practice are increasingly considered as essential attributes of competent professionals functioning in complex and ever-changing healthcare systems of the 21st century.

In addition to causing infections in immuno-compromised patients, this group of organisms has been reported to be increasingly recognized as pathogens from immuno-competent individuals as well [ 3, 4].

At the same time, the private sector has been increasingly popular and is associated with convenient opening hours, more competent staff, better equipment, and effective drug prescriptions [ 9].

If you're a football fan we can safely assume Fifa is either on pre-order or on your Xmas list (unless you're waiting for increasingly competent rival, Pro Evo 15, which is out in November).