At its best, early Southwestern art is marked by technical competence and fine control of line and form; but it reflected little experimentation, tending more to rework established patterns in many intricate designs.
One of the reasons that the Labour party didn't perform better last time around is that they were marked down on economic competence, and a lot of what you outlined today is seemingly of appeal to a lot of people … better childcare, a better funded NHS, more social housing.
For example, low selenium status has the potential to compromise zinc status, which together result in a marked reduction in immune competence, thus increasing the likelihood that infection with helminths in the preschoolers is associated with loss of appetite, diarrhoea, and malabsorption [ 26].
They will have another chance on Monday to display the consummate competence that has marked their individual ascents to the summits of their respective branches of government when they will take another stab at a call-and-response recitation of the presidential oath set out in the Constitution.
The transition from the juvenile to adult phase is marked by acquisition of reproductive competence and changes in leaf morphology (Poethig, 2010).
"There's no shortage of feeling for him, and he gets really high marks on competence and leadership," said Representative Doug Ose, Republican of California, who has not taken sides in the race.
They give Trump the best marks for competence and decisiveness.
Rauner portrays his business prowess and wealth as marks of competence and political integrity.
In these settings, prescribing a medicine without (with minimal) side effects was perceived as a mark of competence.
This study demonstrates marked effects of temperature on malaria parasite development rate and vector competence.
Dyslexia is a hereditary neurological disability marked by difficulties reading or spelling that are surprising given a person's competence in other areas.
