Sentence examples for improved competitive from inspiring English sources

He said the players also won because they, too, favored improved competitive balance.

Steadily rising attendance 26,530 per game in 1992; 32,539 per game in 2008 reflects improved competitive balance: Fourteen different clubs have played in the last nine World Series, which have produced eight different winners.

An improved competitive indirect immunoassay for the detection of 2,4,6-trichlorophenol (2,4,6-TCP) has been developed and optimized by preparing heterologous haptens that have been evaluated as coating antigens.

If Apple does choose to embark on the "new and improved" competitive train, many card-carrying acolytes — employees and customers alike – will step off, some to start new ventures that promise grandeur once again, and others to sit home waiting for the new new thing to once again come calling.

In murine HSCs, TPO-induced STAT5 signaling has been associated with enhanced self-renewal and improved competitive repopulation, in particular in Lnk−/− HSCs which display hypersensitivity for TPO-induced STAT5 phosphorylation [29].

In conclusion, we provide a functional link between hematopoiesis and PCP-like Wnt signaling, and demonstrate that Wnt4 signals via Fz6, Rac1 and Jnk2 in immature hematopoietic cells, leading to increased LSK survival and improved competitive reconstitution.

It does not appear payrolls are the best policy instrument for improving competitive balance.

He said he thought all the owners would support an "enlightened" salary cap to improve competitive balance and that the players might agree.

But in an effort to ease tensions, the state association formed a 12-member committee to explore ways to improve competitive balance.

Barring even more revenue sharing, the only way to improve competitive balance is a de facto limit on team payrolls with real teeth.

With Europe and Japan both growing at less than 2 percent, the focus of global attention will shift to the improving competitive position of the United States, and capital flows will follow.