20, 29, 38– 43 This reduction in coral cover is owing to the increased proliferation of macroalgal biomass in the presence of elevated dissolved inorganic nitrogen, which translates to increased competitive ability for macroalgae as they interact with corals and compete for space.
We argue that shortages in dual training opportunities are caused by poor economic conditions in the region that lead to increased competitive pressure for training positions.
He cited "limited resources and increased competitive pressure" for the move.
Gateway said strong sales of its new higher-margin consumer electronics products, notably digital televisions and digital cameras, were partially offset by other factors, primarily: constrained supply for some PC models and increased competitive PC pricing promotions.
For example, these studies documented increased competitive and regenerative ability and faster spread of the hybrid relative to the parents (Table 1).
For instance, efforts to increase competitive pressures by boosting managerial and financial autonomy of facilities can have unintended side-effects on workforce performance; these are important to analyze.
This year he is trotting out a series of management reforms that include reducing "gold-plating" -- the practice of adding more and more capabilities to a weapons system without regard to cost -- to increasing competitive bidding for service contracts.
This is predicted to increase competitive pressure and raise the competitive orientation of pharmacies.
"Hydraulic fracturing is increasing competitive pressures for water in some of the country's most water-stressed and drought-ridden regions," said Mindy Lubber, president of the Ceres green investors' network.
As is evidenced from Fig. 6, following market liberalization imports increased significantly, thus increasing competitive pressures for domestic wheat producers.
