This catabolism may confer a competitive survival advantage, by virtue of energy production and increased acid tolerance, making this sub-family of enzymes a potential therapeutic target that warrants further study.
L. incarnatum is homothallic, a mode of reproduction commonly employed by marine fungi that may confer a competitive advantage in marine environments.
Resistance to phages may confer a competitive advantage to X. albilineans cohabiting in sugarcane xylem vessels with rival bacteria that might produce phages.
Secondly, we surveyed all growth traits that varied in frequency between uninvaded and invaded populations, casting a wider net to identify additional traits that may confer a competitive advantage to native plants growing in invaded areas.
These resources may fall into a variety of categories, including physical, financial, human, and organizational, and confer competitive advantages based on the value, rareness, uniqueness (inimitability), and embeddedness in the organization fabric.
Success with this intervention, Hancock reasoned, could ultimately confer competitive advantage.
Increasing evidence suggests that alterations in ribosome biogenesis (RiBi) confer competitive advantages to cancer cells.
Voluntarily identifying and adopting the most stringent data privacy policies will inoculate a firm against legal challenges and send consumers an important message that helps confer competitive advantage.
Mutations that confer competitive advantages, such as increased proliferation and survival in the restrictive microenvironment, can be selected for by Darwinian forces.
This feature could potentially confer competitive advantages such as a faster growth rate and quick response to environmental changes [ 27].
