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This "exercise in regulatory convergence" could be a model for other parts of the world, he adds.Open regionalismThe Pacific Alliance marks a return to the principles of "open regionalism"—the idea, prevalent in Latin America in the 1990s, that opening up to world trade would be more advantageous if combined with creating a deeper regional market, to reap economies of scale.

These propellers are thus even more advantageous if rotational speeds higher than the just-suspended speed have to be used.

On the other hand, the use of nanofluid seems more advantageous if the heat exchanger operates under laminar condition.

The simulations also indicate that improvements in the system design of a combisystem (increased stratification in the store) are more advantageous if heat-fed machines are connected to the store.

Combining pedigrees seems more advantageous if pedigrees involve similar breeds like in our combined study.

The conducted sensitivity analysis showed that the semi-closed circuit will be more advantageous if there is an increase in price of heliox.

And even if heterosexual sex is more advantageous in evolutionary terms than gay sex, it's not only gay people whose sexuality is determined by their genes, he says, but straight people too.

Nevertheless, other less known and characterized biosurfactants could be more advantageous, especially if they have a broad spectrum of activity, and if their use with human cells is envisaged, since most of the surfactins that have been studied are hemolytic.

So, you know, some of the investments he's making in some of these banks and other situations are much more advantageous than if I was to just go out and buy Bank of America.

"I think it's more advantageous for the children if we take a bit of a deep breath and wait a minute," Mr. Peak said.

However it will be both more advantageous and lower cost if the United States commits to the construction of a true national power distribution grid.