Sentence examples for between branded from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that clear reductions in the salt content in bread are being made in the UK, there is still a marked variability in the salt levels of similar bread products as well as differences between branded and supermarket own-brand bread.

Post hoc power calculations demonstrated that a sample of 350 participants (approximately 85 in each of the pack type by brand name groups) would allow detection of differences in scores between branded and plain packaging (within each brand name) of approximately half an SD, with 5% significance level and 90% power (to allow for some loss of power due to the use of non-parametric analyses).

If the p value for this test was <0.1, pairwise comparisons using the Wilcoxon rank sum test were undertaken to compare median scores between branded packaging and plain packaging for each of the two brand names.

The research firm said, "For years there has been a substantial price gap between branded OEM PCs and white box PCs, but that delta is rapidly eroding as branded OEMs penetrate the sub $1,000 market, the traditional bread and butter segment for white box".

"It's absolutely not worth the difference in price between branded and unbranded detergents -- it's marketing".

(Various studies have found no difference in effectiveness between branded and generic for many types of medications, however).

A Tesco spokesperson said: "This and the previous rulings by the ASA and independent reviewer demonstrate that Price Promise makes fair and reasonable comparisons between our branded and own brand products and those of our competitors".

Eventually, the company wants to start brokering partnerships between brands and artists for branded sticker packs.

We study a competition of product customization between two branded firms by a game-theoretic approach.

"It's always going to be a battle of strategy between the branded companies and the generics.

"I watched the branding of Henry Weinhard's premium beer and Pillsbury and realized the difference between the branded product and the generic one can be 30%," says Gordon, who once worked for ad agency Ogilvy & Mather.