In spite of some promising new knowledge, the existing results of genetic analyses showed that the OCLs developed in vitro are still far from real, fully competent human oocytes.
Was each person with Alzheimer's who was quoted (or photographed and identified) by real name mentally competent to waive their medical privacy and consent to be identified that way?
The courteous and competent real-estate agent I'd just hired to rent my house shocked and offended me when, after we signed our contract, he refused to shake my hand, saying that as an Orthodox Jew he did not touch women.
When someone looks good on paper but is less competent in real life, is it ethical to act against someone to ensure that the work goes to someone who is a better fit?
The system works in real time, which is competent for most engineering measurement requirements.
It is an utter disgrace, and it is certain you will not be as competent as real students.
There is nothing better than hands-on, on-the-real-job experience under competent supervision, especially for physical activities like construction.
One character, Dr. Susan Lewis Sherry Stringfieldd), much admired by real female doctors, is a "competent woman who can turn it on and off," Mr. Orman said.
For him the only real blemish on an otherwise competent performance in what seems to have been an interminable contest since February was an hour and a half of mayhem in the first Test at Sabina Park that ultimately cost them that series.
"While there is no reason to assume that his departure will trigger a descent into a measure of chaos and instability, it is still bad news," Mr. Klau said, "because he is a competent interlocutor with real intellectual and moral authority in a small, informal steering group in the club of leaders".
