Many firms often face quality problems, even though quality improvement has long been a competitive imperative for performance enhancement.
The fairness objection also assumes that the advantages of genetic enhancement are competitive advantages, so that an enhancement would make the recipient better able to compete with others for goods such as careers and social status.
For the competitive study, the tumor enhancement with CLT1−(Gd-DTPA) was reduced after the coinjection of free peptide, which indicates that the free peptide recognizes the same binding site within tumor tissue as CLT1−(Gd-DTPA).
The effects of SG on the competitive adsorption and ettringite formation enhancement were weaker than those of CN.
Laser shock processing (LSP) is proving to be a competitive technology to traditional surface enhancement techniques in engineering products.
When ankle-strengthening surgery is used to improve a bicyclist's competitive edge, it might raise enhancement concerns, but as a treatment for a bicyclist's ankle injury, it does not.
Improving profitability, he writes, should be defined as finding "a better way to do something that results in the enhancement of its competitive position and/or the creation of new opportunity, while at the same time producing funding that can fuel its growth".
Since commercial Computational Fluid Dynamics, CFD, was first used in anger within sport in the early 1990s it has now evolved to become a dominant, if not indispensible, sports equipment design technology that can produce legal competitive advantage improvements and performance enhancement in elite sport – in effect it can be a killer engineering "app" in sport.
It features brightness blue emission in the presence of Hg2+ with the fluorescent detection limit for Hg2+ in aqueous media being ppb levels and exhibits excellent Hg2+-specific luminescence enhancement over various competitive cations, including alkali and alkaliearth, the first-row transition metals and heavy metals.
Therefore, combination of inoculants will not necessarily produce an additive or synergic effect, but rather a competitive process, and, hence, growth enhancement could be reduced or eventually disappear.
