This notwithstanding, as promulgated by the ASA, the PSH will codify the role of the anesthesiologist as the primary perioperativist, making them more strategically vital and competitive [ 3, 83].
Almost all competitive athletes strategically employ a session or two of interval training every week to improve their speed and endurance.
When the budget for seeding, (b), is very low or very high, randomly chosen seed sets are competitive with strategically chosen seed sets.
Celtic can think strategically, because there is little competitive challenge in domestic terms.
They assume that independent organizations, which operate in a competitive context, can strategically use partnerships for innovation purposes.
How can 'late-comer firms' (LCFs) in developing economies manage their development of technological capability, and within it their IP, strategically, in order to become fully competitive internationally?
6 In 2012, to reposition Denmark strategically for success in an increasingly competitive global clinical trials market, the Danish regions launched a new initiative, ie, a "single point-of-entry" system (SPOE) for clinical trials.
It drives next to no revenue, and it's excellent blog search engine has become less strategically important as Ask.com defocuses on competitive search.
As evidenced in emails obtained by THUMP (and replicated on this public thread), DJ Mag's salespeople actively encourage DJs to buy a competitive advantage through banner ads strategically plastered all over the voting page.
Strategically, this is about realizing how a competitive advantage can be gained and maintained within the organization.
