Sentence examples for a strong competing from inspiring English sources

The foliage would thus have been a strong competing sink for assimilates, reducing the amount of resources available for diameter growth (Linder et al. 1987).

However, there is a strong competing claim in the literature, popularized by Paul Collier and Anke Hoeffler in the mid-2000s.

This was because death before ESRD was a strong competing risk for patients with diabetic nephropathy.

A strong competing interest policy requires that all authors declare that the manuscript is free from the sponsor's influence.

Because, overall, women with node-negative disease have favourable prognoses, analysis of local recurrence is more straightforward than in node-positive women, in whom high rates of metastatic disease present a strong competing risk.

This suggests either a strong competing interest or the possibility that a less supported but broader recommendation is felt to hold greater clinical merit than older treatments which have accumulated a strong research base.

The mutations in this class reach intermediate frequencies with probability higher than synonymous changes, before they are interfered with by a stronger competing clone.

There are 3 broad strategies for reducing the effect of luminal phytate: reducing the amount in the diet, hydrolyzing phytate in foods before ingestion or in the lumen after ingestion, and providing a stronger competing ligand that does not prevent absorption via zinc transporters.

Despite his many legal tangles and the dire performance of Italy's economy under his leadership, Mr. Berlusconi maintains a residual popularity through charm, mastery of the media and a lack of strong competing parties.

What is striking about those events in retrospect, though, is that even after Goldwater's punishing defeat and the recriminations that followed the G.O.P. was still a party with strong competing factions.

Consider Foursquare members – over 10 million strong – competing to become the "mayor" of a local retailer.