Article 4 sets out co-decision (ordinary) legislation procedure, the '[s]hared competence between the Union and the Member States' in the '(a) internal market; (h) trans-European networks; [and] (i) energy'.
In a submission to the government, the British Bankers Associationn said the balance of competence between the EU and UK was "broadly appropriate".
Even though there was no difference in the overall competence between university and TVET students, TVET students outperformed on some tasks, while university students outperformed on others.
This joint character, provided for by the distribution of legislative competence between the federation and the Länder, is the first drastic restriction for an effective reform.
This could be due to the competence for Ca II) between alginate and pectin, or by the alginate arabic gum interaction, reducing the ability of alginate to interact with Ca II), affecting the network.
For quantitative parameters (e.g. the competence index), comparisons between samples were based on the Mann-Whitney-U test (MWU).
We hypothesized that the difference in p53 competence between the cell lines may account for the opposing directions of sensitivity to hypoxia upon repeated hypoxic stress.
In terms of competence in "online presentations", the results show a Bayes factor of 7.29, which indicates that the data are 7.29 times more likely to appear in the hypothesis that there is a difference between male and female students than in the hypothesis of equal competence between the sexes.
Gender difference was apparent in the use of "digital cartography", with a Bayes factor of 234.30, which indicates that the data are 234.30 times more likely to appear in the hypothesis that states there is a difference between male and female students than in the hypothesis of equal competence between the sexes.
To further validate our model, we used data from Moudy et al. that investigated the differences in vector competence between the NY99 and WN02 strains of West Nile virus [13].
