Top competitors must play an official game at least once a year to maintain their rankings, but players have long held varying opinions about how often they should compete to maintain an edge.
These teams compete to maintain control over the gyms where Pokémon go and train.
Using a "stem cell decision-maker", modelled on the classic folded-paper fortune teller (Fig 1), students determine the fate of their equally allocated quota of blood stem cells and, in the face of stochastically drawn choices between self-renewal and differentiation, compete to maintain their pool of stem cells.
These forces include the competing logics of market forces and government regulations [ 21], as well as other professions competing to expand and maintain their jurisdictions [ 22].
Clearly, all of the competing interest to maintain the status quo is the reason we are not in vigorous pursuit of this global energy policy.
To avoid the impact of stress resulting from competing and to maintain constant environmental conditions in the groups, the horses were tested during training and not during competitions.
We also identified several strategies based on physical activity that could be used when providing advice such as getting in contact with emotions, testing boundaries, wanting to compete, wanting to maintain health or as a way of meeting friends.
The severity of the recommendations also highlights the U.S.O.C.'s needs to reduce the infighting of an organization whose current board is composed of people with competing interests, and to maintain its autonomy rather than risk letting Congress assume direct oversight.
Elsewhere it claims that "The embassy has two competing policy priorities: to maintain strong bilateral military cooperation and to advance human rights... ..
In one case cited, a company based in Nevada fraudulently described itself as owned by a disabled veteran so it could compete for contracts to maintain trailers for hurricane victims in Louisiana.
