Sentence examples for based on competitive effects from inspiring English sources
"Romney is on poor empirical ground in making a claim based on competitive effects," said Christopher Lubienski, an education professor at the University of Illinois.
The non-transitive effects were based on competitive trade-offs between niche specialists, which provided an advantage to each type when it was rare relative to one or both other types in the overall heterogeneous environment.
In particular, hospital management should have the learning effect of an endoprosthesis in mind when considering any changes in implant selection that are based on competitive tendering or purely on costs.
Under his proposal, Mr. Romney says, the government contribution would be based on competitive bidding.
Most of traditional spectrum access strategies are based on competitive mechanism or centralized scheduling.
The microarray experiment design was based on competitive hybridizations of HAL-PDT treated cells vs untreated.
The U.S. has not litigated a vertical case or any merger case based on conglomerate effects or innovation markets in decades, and there is little recent precedent to support these theories of competitive harm.
Incentives of a purely positive nature (financial rewards)[ 99- 105] seem to have generated more positive effects than incentives based on a competitive approach (in which there are winners and losers)[ 33, 47, 81, 85, 92, 93, 95, 104].
