And of course, there is nothing wrong with spectacle; the possibility that something strange or astonishing will occur is, after all, a big part of the reason why fans of all sports sit through all those hours of highly competent, somewhat boring athletic competition.
Similarly, Raberg et al. (2006) demonstrated that more virulent strains of the rodent malaria parasite Plasmodium chabaudi experience a stronger within-host competitive advantage in immuno-competent hosts, relative to competition in immunodeficient hosts.
Backed by 25 billion yuan profit and $5 billion reserved fund of Alibaba, Alipay is more competent than Unionpay in the competition with VISA, or MasterCard, in the international market, as Unionpay's profit is less than 10% % of Alibaba's profit.
Competition is fierce for competent young people -- between the government, private sector and other job opportunities.
Any confident, competent country and its government should embrace competition - it makes us stronger - not hide from our competitors and cheat our consumers and workers.
Basically our view was, yes, the Chinese are putting a greater emphasis on technology; they are growing very fast and they're increasingly competent, and so we should expect greater competition.
Exceptional – every one of the four countries had national/international level athletes and it showed when we got down to the competition – they were all very competent.
Competition is intense; here, if you are competent, you will get opportunities.
All of the tryptophan analogs examined (A17 A23) proved to be competent translation substrates, despite a wide variation in AARS competition ability.
But the exact requirements will depend on each convocatoria de concurso--the announcement of competition--which is issued by the competent authority.
