The phrase "render competent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most often used to indicate that someone has acquired the ability to do something, or has successfully gained the necessary skills for a particular task. For example, "Through hard work and dedication, John was able to render himself competent in the art of web design."
If the experts believe that Mr. Loughner can be rendered competent through psychiatric treatment, then he can be forced to take medications, said Mr. Cassell, a former federal judge.
Many other bacteria, including E. coli, can be rendered competent artificially under laboratory conditions, such as by exposure to solutions of calcium chloride (CaCl2).
More than 80% of the loci containing nascent DNA after HU-release overlapped with the predicted origins derived from the peaks of the T50 profiles with a window of 12-Kb distance, indicating that the majority of the stalled forks are rendered competent for DNA replication in checkpoint-proficient cells released from a HU block.
E. coli strain DH5α was rendered competent using the rubidium chloride method [ 5].
These and other studies demonstrate the essential role of maternally-deposited machinery in rendering competent sperm-deposited DNA and ultimately, ensuring faithful paternal genome inheritance.
E. coli cells (DH5α) were rendered competent using the standard treatment with calcium chloride as detailed previously [ 38, 14], then transformed and the incorporated SIV DNA amplified.
The sum of the above results shows that a naïve EGFR backbone can be rendered competent for both NCE and ubiquitination, and for their threshold behaviours, by the same combination of re-engineered pY sites.
Overexpression of Mena might therefore be advantageous for invasion in this spatially restricted microenvironment because protrusions that might otherwise be lost as membrane ruffles could be rendered competent to contribute to cell migration.
E. coli EF-G, which is not ordinarily able to bind FusB-type proteins, was rendered competent for binding to FusB following deletion of a 3-residue tract (529SNP531) from domain IV of the protein.
As with adults, the goal is to render them competent to face a judge.
