All three should be discussed and written while you are competent enough to handle your affairs and, preferably, long before any need for them arises.
However, while they are competent, their use of ICT in their teaching is moderate.
We reviewed Navigon's last US-centric GPS units in 2009 and while they were competent, failed to eclipse Garmin's or TomTom's models in anyway.
This result indicates that while they are competent for weak binding and repression in a heterologous promoter, they are unable to repress transcription in their normal genomic context.
A new way of approaching the issue of DNAR orders brings CPR into the everyday discussion with the patient while they are competent but as the disease progresses, and the likely benefit of CPR becomes negligible, the ethical case for the doctor taking the responsibility for the decision becomes stronger.
While many organisms are competent only under certain environmental conditions, such as starvation, H. pylori is competent throughout logarithmic growth.
Our results also suggest that while gravid animals are competent to contain an enteric infection, enteric carriage rate may be more of a factor in defining disease incidence than previously considered.
While clinical professionals are competent in estimating clinical benefit to an individual patient from a radiological procedure, consideration of radiation risk does not seem to have received the attention it deserves.
People are usually more competent in one domain while being less competent in others (e.g., accounting, baseball, chess).
The psychiatrist and psychologist who contend that he is competent, while not ruling out the possibility of mild dementia, do not believe he is significantly impaired.
