As I explained to the housing conference delegates, in the face of such credible, competent and perhaps even crafty campaigning, localism is an inevitable force.
Stamitz, Bohemian by birth, overshadowed such competent composers as Jiří Benda.
While the notion of modular training is relatively straightforward and easily understood, there is a growing literature revolving around and sometimes obfuscating the meaning of such terms as competence, the competent practitioner, the competent manager, the competencies-based curriculum and competencies-based training.
If the openness of such questions to competent speakers is sufficient to refute claims of meaning equivalence, it should here refute theories which include descriptive meanings in an otherwise non-cognitive analysis.
The latter possibility could be experimentally tested by the same type of tissue transplant or damage approaches that established nymphalid eyespot centers as organizers [ 39, 40], in which the transplantation of such cells to other competent regions of the wing lead to the production of an ectopic eyespot at the host site.
If we expect the physicians of tomorrow to be competent users of such tools, then it makes sense to encourage using these tools throughout medical education.
COX5A deletion (Δ cox5A) results in a lack of respiratory competence [ 24] and absence of C cO. Respiration-competent mutants of such a Δ cox5A strain had mutations in ROX1, a repressor of COX5B, that resulted in the enhanced expression of COX5B [ 24].
Since independent experimental data characterizing the properties of such transient partially ordered exchange-competent conformations are rarely available, the predicted residue-specific conformational free energies cannot be directly verified or refuted.
Another advantage of such a model is that an immune-competent animal is used.
And it is sensitivity to the dignity of such a life that explains the categorical preference that competent judges supposedly have for higher activities.
