Sentence examples for yet competent from inspiring English sources

I have had a handful of friends who passed the driving test, but freely admitted that they were not yet competent drivers.

The success provided a propaganda boon for Mr. Kim in his efforts to build his image as a young yet competent leader.

(When someone offers you the chance to do something you're not yet competent at, you've got to jump at it. Such opportunities to explore new territory rarely present themselves).

A non-expert was defined as having limited experience with ultrasound, had less than 2 years TVUS experience, with occasional or very limited scanning sessions, e.g. once/month, or considered her/himself as a trainee under supervision, newly qualified or not yet competent in TVUS scanning.

We therefore propose that this group provides a novel gene expression signature for a transient population of NPs (tNPs) that is established following neural induction but that it is not yet competent to enter neurogenesis.

Midlevel professionals more readily accessible to students yet competent in the field of public health might have been a better choice, as experienced in another distance-learning programme of the University of Geneva [ 28].

Then, when we aggregate the comparative results for the three groups, it seems that the pejorative aspect of the prostate cell dissemination is a consequence of intrinsic cell characteristics (group I), and not a consequence of the surgical mechanical spreading of prostate cells where most of the cells are not yet competent to determine metastasis emergence (group III).

The form must be filled in by the judge so as to distinguish by a tick between the not-yet-competent, the competent, the very competent who can move up a level, and those not possible to evaluate… and it is then passed to the different regulatory boards to be… examined, scrutinised, assessed by a team led by a manager and composed of some legally qualified and some unqualified.

Maybe sponsors should think through the legal, financial and ethical implications of exposing those not yet fully competent to danger.

Noomi Rapace, below with Mr. Nyqvist, is Lisbeth Salander, the vulnerable yet ruthlessly competent computer hacker who helps him solve the mystery in this original Swedish film adaptation of the Stieg Larsson novel, directed by Niels Arden Oplev.

Noomi Rapace, above with Mr. Nyqvist, is Lisbeth Salander, the vulnerable yet ruthlessly competent computer hacker who helps him solve the mystery in this original Swedish film adaptation of the Stieg Larsson novel, directed by Niels Arden Oplev.