Sentence examples for based on resource competition from inspiring English sources

"Many conflicts throughout our history have been based on resource competition," said General Charles Jacoby, who was the commander of the US North Command - the primary line of defence against invasion for the US mainland - until last year.

Based on resource competition theory, we hypothesized that tree species specializing on and populations of generalist species growing on the relatively moister, more fertile clay-fine loam soil habitat would have faster height and crown growth rates, compared to those on the sandy loam habitat, regardless of regeneration niche.

"Maybe love is just an economy based on resource scarcity".

"Love's just an institution based on human frailty," he croons, "an economy based on resource scarcity".

Cases of infanticide between these two wren species were almost certainly based on food resource competition, since nestlings were killed only during a pronounced food shortage.

The first one is dynamic, and the second one is based on quantity competition.

The question is whether healthcare systems based on competition can succeed when competition enforcement deviates from standard practice.

The correlation of the frequency of the SWS1 cone pigment across species to planktivory (this study), and the recent report that the expression of the SWS1 opsin gene correlates with planktivory [ 21], support the idea of diversification of the visual system based on competition for trophic resources.

"With T.D., the culture we wanted to create was one based on competition.

This work introduces a model of Future Technology Transformations for the power sector (FTT Power), a representation of global power systems based on market competition, induced technological change (ITC) and natural resource use and depletion.

These can be indirect, based on competition for a particular resource or secretion of a broadly toxic compound.