Those candidates who, in the subjects' opinion, looked more "competent" won about seventy per cent of the time.
Ever since, as Mandela's successors have devolved from bad to worse, a favorite parlor game (especially but not exclusively in white liberal parlors) has been fantasizing about the more competent, less corrupt South Africa that might have flourished under President Ramaphosa.
The strain degS S76A (155+/−7%) was about 50% more competent than the wild type, while the degS S76D mutant exhibited an approximately 5-fold reduction in competence (18+/−0%), concurring with our working hypothesis.
With girlfriends, we traded smug anecdotes about how much more competent we were at soothing babies to sleep, how the guys would inevitably forget the diaper-rash cream or buy the wrong baby cereal.
Cheney says it's interesting to speculate about and that she "seems to be one of the more competent members of the current administration".
Evaluative feedback, such as a letter grade or written praise or criticism, judges student work, while descriptive feedback provides information about how a student can become more competent (Brookhart, 2008, p. 26).
Think about which skills will make you more competent in the position you're applying for.
(PT3, female) Directive-task orientation tendencies When asked about students' learning needs to improve their MI skills, there was a general consensus about the need to practice to become more competent.
On what computers can do I'm more competent, and so maybe I can help clear up some of the confusion about college football's Bowl Championship Series.
