Sentence examples for now competent from inspiring English sources

A forensic psychologist who helped treat him at the prison hospital testified that Mr. Stanford was now competent, could think clearly after being taken off the drug and had not suffered brain damage from the fight.

Ms. Lindauer, who had been declared incompetent for trial by Judge Michael B. Mukasey, now the United States attorney general, tried to persuade a different judge that she was now competent.

Only when GST-Rio23G is sequentially treated with Slx9 and then RanGTP, the resultant GST-Rio23G Slx9 RanGTP GST-Rio23G Slx9 RanGTPnt to recomplexrm1.

When the LC-Cusum crosses a predefined threshold (h), we conclude that sufficient evidence has been accumulated to indicate that the procedure has been learned (ie, the trainee is now competent) and hence H0 is rejected in favour of H1.

Conventional energy-intensive farming depended on fossil fuel and pesticides, which is not competent now.

"Ten years from now, all competent chefs will offer raw vegetable dishes on the menu," he said, "because more and more people will be eating this way".

Foo, for now less competent than Bradshaw on the water, but media savvy, courts the press and becomes the surf mags' new pin-up - style over substance personified.

Now this competent, colorful but otherwise unremarkable painting can be looked at free, through Sunday, and you can consider whether its former exclusiveness affects your experience of it in any way.

Asked to evaluate themselves in the past and in the present, the researchers found, the subjects in their studies consistently reported that they were now more competent, more socially skilled, more tolerant, more polite, more mature and less boring than they had been in the past.

She now feels competent to publish research in both Portuguese- and English-language journals.

Although clinical research initially seemed far removed from my original research direction, I now feel competent as a clinical researcher.