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Mr. Farley said the C-Max Energi would be "fully competitive" with the Volt and would travel 500 miles on a full charge and tank of gas.

GM indicated it is negotiating with the United Auto Workers to further reduce labor costs by cutting job security provisions and other benefits so that its labor costs will be fully competitive with Toyota by 2012.

However, unless the transgene system is completely stage-specific, transgenic individuals may be weakened by the effect of the system before they are killed, and then might not be fully competitive with wild type during the density-dependent mortality phase.

Rb+ has been used extensively to measure K+ fluxes in Saccharomyces (Madrid et al., 1998, Mulet et al., 1999, Banuelos and Rodriguez-Navarro 1998) and has been shown to be fully competitive with K+ (Armstrong and Rothstein 1967).

"From the service perspective, we feel we are fully competitive with the other alliances," said David Cush, vice president for alliances at American.

Burns Harbor, which accounts for 55% of total revenues, has operating costs that are fully competitive with minimills, according to Barnette.

Permanent magnets are fully competitive with electromagnets for fields up to 2 T, and fields as high as to 5 T can be produced in a small volume.

According to the International Renewable Energy Association the cost of hydro, biomass, geothermal and onshore wind energy is fully competitive with conventional energy in all main regions in the world.

Another assumption of our model is that the "doomed" heterozygous larvae are fully competitive with wild type larvae.

Chelsea play nine games next month, beginning with Sunday's visit of Southampton in the Premier League, and Mourinho had hoped just eight of them would be fully competitive.

Sources at McLaren say they do not expect to be fully competitive until then.