The Conservatives' straightforward messages about economic competence and leadership compare well not only with Labour's ramshackle offering but also with their own meandering campaign in 2010.
A more straightforward experiment to establish vector competence would be to feed an uninfected Ixodes sp. tick on a B. henselae infected cat and then, after the tick has molted, determine whether B. henselae can be transmitted by tick bite to an uninfected cat.
Straight out of competence! #FBISongs.
A straightforward genre exercise, directed with more competence than inspiration, "I, Robot" lacks both the intellectual rigor and the soulful sublimity of "A.I.," but it nonetheless allows some genuine ideas and emotions to pop up amid the noise and clutter.
The University of Copenhagen's Højgaard says, "There is a straightforward, old Viking attitude that knowledge and competence count more than rank and title".
Moving away from content-based assessment to process-based tasks is the most straightforward means of moving towards the assessment of competence rather than of knowledge.
To deal with questions or challenges that lack straightforward evidences or answers, the health professionals fronted a need to build competence through real-world situations.
These strategies are hugely various and include straightforward literary homage ("Young Mothers in the Square", to Larkin's "Afternoons"); memorable coinages, such as the collective noun a "competence of enemies"; symbolic transformation; the satirical; and an omnivorous intelligence's ready assimilation of the contemporary: bling, iPods, "strontium to Mendeleyev".
Here's a straightforward way to look at leader effectiveness: Charisma helps a leader influence other people (particularly in the short run), and sheer competence closes the deal (particularly over time).
'I would get a reputation for competence.' But the task of nursing requires far more than these 'straightforward tasks of love and order'.
