Notice that the separating candidate (left( H^,Lright) ) is still a CNE as long as at least two insurers offer contract ( L).
For a MCL at (c^ = c' > c^{P}), the only equilibrium is given by pooling contract ({P}), since the only separating candidate ({H^, L'}) is not robust to a pooling deviation by Firm 1 in the interior of the segment (PL').
As the MCL becomes even more stringent, say (c^=c^{prime }>c^{P}), the separating candidate (the pair ((H^, L^{prime})) in Fig. 8) is no longer robust to a pooling deviation, namely a contract in the interior of the segment (PL^{prime }), which yields positive profits.
The result from both images is combined by using the following expression (Figure 3D and 3E):
The topmost genes representing major nodes in the expression network were ranked to find highly separating candidate genes.
Without comparing the global transcriptional differences between the purple-flesh cultivar and conventional white-flesh cultivar, it is impossible to separate candidate genes related to color formation.
Mr. Ryssdal's research leads him to some mysterious documents that suggest that the line that's supposed to separate candidates from these groups has been crossed in Montana.
The fact that there may exist separating candidates where profits are positive was already shown by NP, but in the equilibrium they focused on only insurers attracting low risks enjoyed such profits.
Mike Podhorzer, the AFL-CIO's political director, said in a statement that the campaign was aimed at separating candidates who support "working families" from those who don't.
Ryan, the campaign finance watchdog, argues that these contributions highlight how thin the lines separating candidates from donors and independent groups have become.
