Many surplus men of marriage age often trigger competitive tensions in the marriage market, so parents with an unmarried son have to signal via building fancy houses for marriage (Wei et al., [2012]), investing in expensive durable goods, throwing a costly wedding reception (Brown et al., [2011]).
We next generated mosaic tissue of two clonal populations, which are known to trigger competitive interactions resulting in elimination of otherwise viable cells.
During recent years it has become evident that different levels of dMyc protein in adjacent cell populations can trigger competitive interactions; cells with higher dMyc levels are able to out-compete those showing lower levels by inducing apoptotic death [ 14, 15].
Various genetic studies in Drosophila have established, that apart from Minute mutations, also reduced growth factor signaling, lowered anabolic capacity or altered apico-basal polarity represent triggers for competitive interactions, which have been recently reviewed elsewhere [ 7 9].
Several studies have shown that the perceived threat caused by an NPA may trigger severe competitive reactions.
With phosphate ions released from the NFs in acidic environment, RNA release can be triggered by competitive binding between the CaP layer released phosphate anions and RNA complexes for DPA/Zn receptors.
We found that the comparative nature of reporting with report cards though not explicitly judgmental, triggered a competitive response with every service demonstrating improved hand hygiene compliance over the study period.
Could this be what triggered his determined, competitive mindset?
Women have the same levels of cortisol as men, but their stress response is triggered less by competitive failures and more by problems in their personal lives.
The idea behind it is less to trigger some healthy competitive spirit, but more to help quickly identify positive or negative trends.
