Moreover, by taking the result of this study into account, governments can utilize and put more investment on foster more competent entrepreneurs because competent entrepreneurs are able to make their businesses perform better.
The real core of what Clinton was attempting to communicate is that she is more competent than her rival, because she has greater policy expertise.
According to Wald and Allen (2007), the slope of topography, or gradient, should be diagnostic of V s30 because more competent (high-velocity) materials are more likely to maintain a steep slope, whereas deep basin sediments are deposited primarily in environments with very low gradients.
The theory holds, for example, that if the lunch lines at a federal office building moved a little more quickly because of more competent, motivated cafeteria workers, every employee in those lines would save a few minutes a day and have more time to work, thus increasing productivity.
Hospitals had encouraged parents to surrender their infants, partly because of the Communist-era belief that the state was always more competent than the individual and partly because hospital budgets were increased as their caseloads grew.
Thirty-eight percent saw the hospital, the "older brother", as more competent given its superior resources, but also because of the superior skills of the doctors.
Because cells expressing more CDKA 1 are more competent for cell division, it is thought to be a prerequisite for post-embryonic cell division [ 58, 59].
It appears that Diol-HPEI prominently outperforms HPG because the tertiary amine group may be more competent than the ether group in terms of their protonation capability.
They can also rally support for their views because their peers typically perceive them as more competent than leaders who lack political skills.
