Sentence examples for a function of both competition and from inspiring English sources

College freshmen entering school last fall were less likely to attend their first choice of college, a function of both competition and cost, than at any other time since 1974, and fewer received financial aid through grants or scholarships, according to an annual survey of nearly 204,000 high school students.

Prices have increased rapidly even as sales have dropped, a function of increased competition for a shrinking pool of available properties.

Effects of competition: The tendency for those prone to pathological worry to selectively process threat-related information is modelled here as a function of competition between alternative processing options (i.e. task-related representations versus threat representations).

The problem they pose to what might be called home-front morale is a function of ubiquity, relentlessness, and, now, competition.

Models without a potential usually express increment as a function of size, site characteristics, and competition.

And as much as the political narrative tells of workers losing their jobs to foreign competition, which is obviously true in some cases, the decline in those jobs is as much a function of automation as of global competition.

On a broader level, the globalization of trade and the creation of the global economy has called into question both the function of competition law and the appropriate level of competition law competencies for dealing with international antitrust issues.

The diameter increment model predicts increment as a function of different variables describing site quality, tree size and competition.

SECM was operated in feedback and redox competition modes as a function of potential applied to the substrate.

As competition is a function of the population, selection pressure rapidly changes in time.

The etching/polymerization competition was investigated as a function of the feed composition.