Sentence examples for captured competition from inspiring English sources

The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) captured competition in the hospital market.

Participants' mouse movements were recorded to capture competition dynamics during online processing (throughout the decisional process), and as an index of the final categorical decision (endpoint of the decisional process).

Compared to this, the ITD gives a simple, biologically reasonable formulation that naturally captures competition for canopy space, and that appears to work quite well in a wide range of forest types (Figs 3 5).

Similarly to the Shell model, the ITD is all about dividing up canopy space and so, in common with it, it naturally captures competition between large trees: growth can simply be a made a function of exposed crown area, ECA ([49]).

Variation in grass architecture profoundly affects light capture, competition, and reproductive success, and is responsive to environmental factors such as crowding and nutrient limitation.

Nirav and Anish each captured several competitions last year.

We propose a dimensionless number capturing the competition between stress interaction and local entry friction.

(a) A schematic matrix capturing resource competition interactions between the pathogen (red boxes) and resident community species (black boxes); filled squares indicate that the given bacteria consume a given resource.

We have developed a constitutive model and fracture criteria which can capture the competition between the ductile mechanism of inelastic deformation by "shear-yielding" and eventual ductile tearing, typically observed in polycarbonate under states of low triaxial tension, and the brittle cracking phenomenon that is observed in states of high triaxial tension.

Then, we used the defacto indicator to capture political competition.

This method better captures the competition between different forms of organizations.