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Physical or mental inadequacy or insufficiency.<\/p>\n

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The inability to do a particular act, especially a lack of knowledge or skill which makes a person unable to do particular job.<\/p>\n

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Inability of an organ or part to function normally (e.g., valvular incompetence, inability of a valve to close an opening completely).<\/p>\n

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Impaired function of the valves of the heart or veins, which allows backward leakage of blood.<\/p>\n

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A term applied to the valves of the heart when, as a result of disease in the valves or alterations in size of the chambers of the heart, they become unable to close the orifices which they should protect.<\/p>\n

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An inadequate ability to perform the function or action normal to an organ or part.<\/p>\n

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“Incompetence” in medical terms refers to a structure that fails to close as it should. For instance, an incompetent valve can lead to blood leakage, while cervical incompetence might lead to a miscarriage.<\/p>\n

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Inadequacy or failure to carry out a function, like a malfunctioning heart valve. In legal terms, it denotes a lack of capability or legal qualification, such as a drunk person’s inability to legally drive or a mentally unstable individual’s inability to create a valid will.<\/p>\n

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Physical or mental inadequacy or insufficiency. The inability to do a particular act, especially a lack of knowledge or skill which makes a person unable to do particular job. Inability of an organ or part to function normally (e.g., valvular incompetence, inability of a valve to close an opening completely). 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