Sentence examples for increases uncompetitive from inspiring English sources

The following equations were used to model an external inhibitor: Competitive inhibition where the Km for ATP (adenosine tri-phosphate) increases – Uncompetitive inhibition where the Km for ATP as well as the Vmax decrease – Since Kie >>> Kies in the case of uncompetitive inhibitors, I/Kie in the numerator tends to zero.

The tax creates a heavy additional burden, and dramatically increases the already uncompetitive United States corporate tax rate.

For example, the EU's opposition to state aid to industry has increased the pressure to close uncompetitive state enterprises.

For instance, during the boom, wage costs in Greece and Spain grew much more rapidly than in Germany, without corresponding increases in productivity, making those countries uncompetitive.

"At least in very uncompetitive markets, policies to increase competition among hospitals are good for patients and for society overall," says Kessler.

But factory owners here argue that a big increase in wages would make them uncompetitive against Vietnam and other big producers, which have higher labor costs but also have better infrastructure and are more efficient producers.

Factory owners in Bangladesh assert that a big increase in wages would make them uncompetitive against Vietnam and other rising garment exporters, which have higher labor costs but also have better power grids and other infrastructure and are more efficient producers.

Production in countries with less environmental rules has made domestic production uncompetitive and Russia has increased exports to advance its foreign policy goals.

But despite this gain, the company remained uncompetitive.

Declining electricity demand which has steadily decreased since it peaked in 2007 may have been coal's Achilles Heel, since it put further economic pressure on already uncompetitive coal as natural gas increased market share.

The restaurant industry has been especially vocal arguing that increasing the minimum wage would make them "uncompetitive" and "cost jobs".