It is also concluded that, rather than adopt a prescriptive model, organisations need to develop metrics for performance that more adequately reflect their competitive position and the type of project undertaken.
Forty hours is typical for hourly workers such as technicians and is serious exposure to science for someone who plans on later training for a science career; nonetheless, this is not professional-level training and by itself may not prepare one adequately for a competitive career.
Presumably the client is knowledgeable and capable of adequately managing the competitive or predatory blowback, or even is of the same type.
We therefore propose that these compositional shifts are mainly a reflection of radiation damage to the stromal microenvironment, which is consequently unable to support tumour growth adequately leading to competitive exclusion of the minority subpopulation.
"Such settlements are almost universally approved, often without a judge calling a hearing". U.S. District Judge Richard Leon said at a Monday hearing he was "concerned that the department hadn't adequately addressed the potential competitive harms raised by the merger," Kendall adds.
"Putting these two companies together will not deprive a single consumer in America of a choice he or she has today," said Comcast Executive Vice President David L. Cohen, who added that the conditions Comcast agreed to when it acquired NBCUniversal in 2011 are in effect until 2018 and "more than adequately address any potential competitive concerns".
In that process, the basic rights of users need to be adequately defined and equitable competitive conditions for all operators have to be guaranteed.
A comprehensive maritime industry policy that can be adequately monitored to achieve a competitive advantage is important.
Both variants of competitive PCR are adequately sensitive to be used for CMV DNA quantitation in clinical samples.
We report that competitive price theory adequately organizes data in multilateral decentralized bargaining markets without conspiratorial opportunities.
Universities must preserve core academic values the pursuit of knowledge, freedom to publish, and open discourse while adequately addressing industry's need for competitive advantage.
