Sentence examples for were more competent to from inspiring English sources

We do not know how many reviewers read any individual paper and the extent they actually read the whole paper and were more competent to judge than the field specific peer reviewers who initially reviewed the article.

Interestingly expression of Fgf10 was not induced symmetrically around the grafted epithelium, indicating that some parts of the mesenchyme were more competent to respond then others, or that the inducing signal from the epithelium was released asymmetrically.

"But on the question of who is more competent to manage the economy, nothing has changed".

So they were deemed in some ways to be more competent to heal.

Students with higher achievement on the posttest showed better participation and motivation, made greater use of the multimedia and had a better understanding of the English content so that they are more competent to function in a professional and learner-centered ESP course using the courseware.

Irrespective of an administration's policy rigor, or lack thereof, if Bell's Populist Postulate – that people are more competent to manage their own affairs – is true then federal policies under whoever holds this truth to be self-evident tend to produce political outcomes more beneficial than the elitist alternatives.

Thus, midbrain neuroepithelium may be more competent to activate Shh expression.

Even more significant, MT-G positive sperm was shown to be more responsive to chromatin decondensation stimuli, suggesting that this subpopulation would be more competent to form a male pronucleus, and consequently to perform syngamy.

These results suggest that the knockout effect of ARP6 is more competent to AMT.

are more competent to suggest proper experimental designs for concrete tests of particular hypotheses.

This may suggest that K562 cells are more competent to die through senescence than necrosis in response to imatinib; a response more convincing when apoptosis is blocked.