Nor does it shore up T-Mobile's diminishing competitive position.
Thus, highly stable variants elicited similar or enhanced competitive T4 responses, whereas variant epitopes with rapid off-rates from H-2Kb showed diminishing competitive responses, culminating in a reversal of the immunodominance hierarchy with epitope F5Y, C8G (Fig. 4).
For all that his aura is diminished, his competitive will has not.
For these businesses, a corporate rate cut diminishes their competitive advantage.
Without proper safeguards a limited number of suppliers will increasingly reinforce their market dominance; diminishing the competitive pressures that would normally keep prices low, quality high and stimulate innovation.
It seems to occur most often when people compete for partners, and according to the new study, it's a way of diminishing their competitive advantage.
Thus, the captive rearing environment appears to diminish the competitive and reproductive performance of the anadromous salmonid phenotype, irrespective of genetic background (Berejikian et al. 1997, 2001a, b).
In aged mice, HSCs alter homing and mobilization properties, diminish the competitive repopulating ability and shift the lineage potential from lymphopoiesis toward myelopoiesis.
The novelty has diminished as a competitive abundance of decent, home-grown cafes and fast-food outlets materialized in McDonald's wake, but today Russians still greet the opening of a McDonald's as a vote of confidence in the neighborhood, not to mention a clean, well-lit place to congregate and a source of scarce jobs for local youngsters.
WASHINGTON — President Obama will push General Motors into bankruptcy protection on Monday, making a risky bet that by temporarily nationalizing the onetime icon of American capitalism, he can save at least a diminished automaker that is competitive.
