Although Bairstow's general glovework has been largely competent in this series so far, he has missed three chances in the two Tests.
The big difference this time is that there's no competent military around that is largely detached from local sectarian and ethnic entanglements.
In the United States, the prominence of cultural competency within health policy and practice is largely attributed to federal and state regulations calling for culturally competent care (Office of Minority Health, 2001).
The fractured center- right of France is largely ideologically indistinguishable from the socialists, just less competent.
Normally so competent in policing the borders of the sayable and the thinkable, the process is largely accepted as a realistic containment of "common sense" within "acceptable" limits.
Thus, based on this timing, the cells that we used in our study were largely meiotically-competent and had resumed meiosis while still in the ovary but were simply on the delayed end of the distribution.
Overall, the researchers found that when television shows portrayed abortions in modern medical settings the providers were largely safe and competent. .
FOR the 35 years she worked at National Review -- almost 30 of them as managing editor -- Priscilla L. Buckley was largely acknowledged as the competent, organized force behind the more public editor in chief, her younger brother, William F. Buckley Jr.
Although the symptoms of infection are largely subclinical in immune-competent individuals, acquired or latent infection in the context of immune compromise leads to focal intracerebral lesions caused by unchecked parasite re-activation and replication.
While the Bali case is far from solved, the arrest of Mr. Amrozi, 40, a car mechanic and acolyte of Indonesia's most prominent radical Islamic preacher, Abu Bakar Bashir, came as something of a surprise in a country where the police are considered to be largely corrupt and not overly competent.
