Sentence examples for ATP management from inspiring English sources

Still, despite the two-year contract extension Miles received this year, there is dissatisfaction among the players about ATP management, which was why another players' group, the International Men's Tennis Association, was formed earlier this year.

Raleigh wrote, "Based on the above's described conversations and on other conversations IMG employees have had over the years with the current ATP management, it is clear that if we were to voluntarily make our employees available to testify at trial, we would be jeopardizing assets that we have spent many years and many millions of dollars building".

It is possible that the cellular interactions and compartments within the sphere might allow for proper protection of the inner mass of the sphere after exposure to anti-cancer drugs, thus enabling efficient ATP management.

SIRT3, predominantly located in mitochondria, has been primarily linked to the regulation of a variety of mitochondrial processes, such as β-oxidation, ATP generation, management of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and others (Giblin et al., 2014).

There was no evidence that this was due to improvements of energy status or management; ATP levels in the MTG after HS were not different from control either at rest, during anoxic stress or during hyperthermic stress.

On the one hand, earlier studies have argued that ATPs entrench firm management and therefore depress firm performance by mitigating the disciplining effect of the market for corporate control on firm management (Field and Karpoff (2002)).

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The reverse causality argument is also examined (i.e., it is not that ATPs increase firm value because they improve management decisions, but that good managers pick firms with many ATPs).

An arginine kinase (Tb09.160.4560) involved in the management of cellular ATP energy reserves [ 88] is similar to human CKB, required for clathrin-mediated endocytosis [ 18].

In contrast, under the management entrenchment hypothesis, ATPs serve mainly to entrench incumbent firm management and consequently reduce managerial effort and innovation output.

Chemmanur, Paeglis, and Simonyan (2011) argue that ATPs allow higher quality top management teams to create long-run value for the firm post-IPO and show that, in the hands of higher quality managers, firms with a larger number of ATPs obtain higher IPO valuations and have better post-IPO operating performance.