Sentence examples for effect on competitiveness from inspiring English sources
We found little to document the view that environmental regulation has had a measurable adverse effect on competitiveness.
Persistent regional price differences due to Indonesia's insular geography enable this study to show that energy prices have a small (but statistically significant) adverse long-run effect on competitiveness – though different energy types matter in different sectors.
"The effect on competitiveness is very small, but the social impact is huge," said Yannis Stournaras, an economist and the director of a research institute who joined a reform-minded civic movement, one of many to crop up amid growing disaffection with existing political parties.
Service quality not only has a positive and direct effect on competitiveness, but also has an indirect positive effect via other variables such as occupancy level and average direct costs (Harrington and Akehurst 2000).
The observed differences in germination between treatments were relatively small, but even small differences in germination are likely to have significant effects on competitiveness and thus on fitness.
In addition to its advantage in medium containing glucose, the BoxG18A mutation has significant effects on competitiveness in media containing fructose, GlcN6P, GlcN, and mannose, possibly through NagC-mediated effects on sugar transport and catabolism genes.
For the purpose of the reports to the Commission and the European Parliament referred to in Article 68, ESMA shall monitor access to CCPs and the effects on competitiveness of certain practices, including the use of exclusive licensing practices.
2. For the purpose of the reports to the Commission and the European Parliament referred to in Article 68, ESMA shall monitor access to CCPs and the effects on competitiveness of certain practices, including the use of exclusive licensing practices.
The objective of this paper is to review the approaches proposed by researchers to quantify the effect of competitiveness or fluctuating conditions on bacterial behaviour.
