Sentence examples for addresses competition from inspiring English sources

This study addresses competition between the Paramecium bursaria and zooch lorella - endosymbiosis and the infusoria Paramecium caudatum in a closed aquatic system.

(We do not analyze scheduling policies in this work and assume a very simple and predetermined orthogonal sub-band allocation policy for the CRs when the primary user band is free for access. Our ongoing work, outside the scope of this paper, addresses competition among CRs for subbands that are free).

Recovery of C.r.l. will require management that addresses competition with exotic plant species, herbivore pressure, and availability of preferred host species.

Regulators said BellSouth made "substantial progress" addressing competition concerns they had raised in those states.

The appellate-court ruling, however, gives the F.C.C. a chance to escape that narrow formulation and address competition head-on.

The deals are meant to address competition concerns raised by Justice Department officials reviewing United's bid for US Airways.

The sale resulted from a European Commission ruling that R.B.S. divest assets to address competition issues raised by its bailout during the financial crisis.

The commission says Lloyds Banking Group should go further to address competition concerns and sell off more than the 632 branches it initially agreed with Europe.

And as flagged up this morning, Comcast is pledging to divest 3 million TWC customers in a bid to address "competition concerns.

The telecoms regulator proposed legal separation of the Openreach subsidiary, the bit that manages most of the UK's broadband infrastructure, in July to address competition concerns.

Now the French government seems keen for another state power firm, EDF (rather than any foreigners), to buy the bits of Suez that it will have to sell to address competition concerns raised by the European Commission.