In a theoretical study using a one-dimensional stepping-stone model, strongly cooperating partners also appeared much more mixed than competing partners (Korolev and Nelson, 2011).
We also performed a t-test between the 50 AUCs of competing partners and 50 AUCs of ccSVM, and recorded the P-values.
Although there is no single function for WD-repeat proteins, they share a common role in scaffolding protein complexes, often with multiple and competing partners, thereby serving as hubs for spatiotemporal orchestration of signaling events across diverse pathways.
"We knew eventually we were either going to compete, partner or acquire the company since the beginning, because it was the missing piece in our product offering".
"The committee is concerned that the proliferation of similar, overlapping and/or competing building partner capacity authorities creates unnecessary confusion and friction," the House report said.
The Elephants' biggest strength is their strike force, with Chelsea's Salomon Kalou, Portsmouth's Aruna Dindane and Marseille's Bakari Koné competing to partner Didier Drogba.
This whole matter of "coopetition"–of simultaneously competing and partnering with your business rivals is very much on the minds of business managers these days.
While the former can be modulated by modification, as discussed previously, the latter can be controlled by scaffolding or by altering the expression level, stability or subcellular localization of the competing binding partners (3).
Then at the beginning of October, Boy Genius Report received a tip that Microsoft was indeed working on its own smartphone, that would sell alongside and compete with partner OEM devices like the HTC 8X and Nokia Lumia 920.
Any foreign company trying to reach consumers in rural India will have to compete, or partner, with numerous local companies that have built large, grassroots merchant networks across the country.
