This ad is an acknowledgement that women have--and indeed, thrive on these characteristics.
Both collaboration and co-operation possess and thrive on some major characteristics which may explain why both terms are often used synonymously.
As an entrepreneur, you really need to have both of these characteristics to thrive personally and professionally.
CMRD (Chylomicron Retention Disorder), which disrupts the function of SARA2, is characterized by fat malabsorption and failure to thrive in infancy, with a characteristic absence of chylomicrons in the blood stream [32].
Resilience is a learnable multidimensional characteristic enabling one to thrive in the face of adversity.
These are the sorts of characteristics private-equity investors thrive on.
Phages with such characteristics are primed to thrive in the cheese making environment, lysing bacterial cultures and generating low-quality fermented products.
So when I interview people, I look for their leadership characteristics and their ability to thrive in ambiguity.
Due to its ecological characteristics, Norway spruce does not thrive in open areas but regenerates easily and grows well under shade-intolerant pioneer species (Kalela, 1949).
Moreover, the adaptive responses of individual cells and their phenotypic heterogeneity, factors that enable efficient adaptation to a rapidly changing environment, are also important characteristics that allow populations to thrive in natural settings.
"Additionally, the revelations have led a number of foreign governments to consider proposals that would impede the borderless nature of the internet – the very characteristic that has permitted the Internet to thrive".
