In G.O.P. political circles, it is frequently cited as being more competently run than any of his opponents' operations.
Many years of experience as a mother, and her success as a writer, actress, and activist, enable Angelou to behave more competently and with more maturity, professionally and as a mother.
These findings suggest that MSTP training could be modified so as to train physician scientists more competently for patient-oriented research.
After critiquing his videos and presenting the video instruction a second time to a different group, he concluded that both groups that had been presented videos as instructional tools performed CPR more competently and more effectively after training, than those that were only given the information from and instructor-led teaching method.
Yet as a system, it addresses many problems more competently, humanely, and economically than our own does.
At stake, though, are metaphysical as well as mathematical issues; something that – inevitably – leaves some commentators feeling uncomfortable with equations' capacity for more competently measuring the world than us.
Since efficiency of LWOM does not depend on any auxiliary parameter as that of q-HATM, it converges toward an accurate approximation more competently with less time consumption.
The ability to enhance water transport kinetics and mechanical properties of hydrated lime mortars with zeolite and powdered Bayburt stones should not be underestimated as this enables such materials to be used in construction practice more competently.
Therefore although the trained social workers were able to more competently deliver the one strategy that we selected for the outcome measure, it's possible that they would not have performed as well in other specific skills.
And they don't do it any more competently than they do health care reform.
