The fact that this increased competiveness of bam Δ86 mutant GSCs is abrogated by the loss of ball in ball bam Δ86 double mutant GSCs suggests that BALL is a factor that mediates cellular competition and that ball mutant GSCs are lost from the stem cell niche due to reduced competitiveness and independent of their ability to differentiate.
A transparent office dedicated to gathering independent intelligence on our trade competitiveness with China would improve our economic standing.
Several studies have provided a general framework, independent of location, for maximising cost competitiveness of bioenergy plants.
Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.
The government has also introduced legislation to dismantle the Australian Renewable Energy Agency an independent body established in 2012 to improve the competitiveness of renewable energy and it is seeking to shutter the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, which supports startup companies in the clean energy sector.
Independent exporters, on the other hand, will lose price competitiveness and market share because of revaluation.
"The business community feels that English is imperative for Malaysia's international competitiveness," said Michael Yeoh, chief executive the Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute, an independent research organization.
For that we established the National Competitiveness Center, an independent body to monitor, assess and support the enhancement of competitiveness in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
With an independent currency, exchange rate depreciation can dampen these effects by improving competitiveness, and monetary policy can become more accommodative, supporting demand and employment.
The Institute for Directors, in a report, has called for a partial customs union covering industrial goods and processed agricultural products to help maintain competitiveness in key industries, while allowing the government to keep its red line of independent trade policy.
