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In particular, Armstrong (2005) and Lin (2011) compare the equilibrium quality levels associated with the free-to-air duopoly regime and subscription, whereas Crampes et al. (2009) analyse the effects of endogenous quality improvements on entry.

It comprises the same set of primers and specific probes for species-specific amplification within the 16S 23S rRNA intergenic spacer region, a set of primers and probes for amplification of the 16S ribosomal DNA region for the universal phytoplasma detection, and an additional set of primers and probe for 18S rRNA as an endogenous quality control of DNA extraction.

The HMBS-based quantitative PCR was used as an endogenous quality control to verify the quality of the DNA in the samples [ 21].

Table III reports the main models 1 and 2. Table IV reports two comparison models 3 and 4. Initially, we estimated with both endogenous quality and competition.

The neutral models serve as benchmark and the difference in performance with the model under investigation can be attributed to the endogenous qualities of the model.

2) In our model with exogenous qualities, the case for an "advertising-free" publicly owned platform is associated to socially harmful advertising, whereas in the model of endogenous qualities, González-Maestre and Martínez-Sánchez (2012) obtain cases where an "advertising-free" publicly owned platform is optimal even if advertising is socially beneficial.

Under endogenous qualities, González-Maestre and Martínez-Sánchez (2012) show that a mixed duopoly is socially better than privatisation only if the direct effect of advertising is either very harmful or highly beneficial, whereas privatisation is the optimal policy if advertising is neutral or has a moderate effects on welfare.

The data suggested that the main competition variable (HHI 20 km travel time adjusted) was endogenous but quality was not.

Using this information, we have designed and improved a single reliable and efficient assay (ELF1α GIM-2), driven to an endogenous cellular quality control, to be used in RT-qPCR diagnostics of pathogenic agents in tissue samples from the salmonid species analyzed in this work.

In all models, (exogenous) quality and (endogenous) competition were significant.

These findings are consistent with a model of endogenous entry and quality choices by heterogeneous providers.