Sentence examples for competes on par from inspiring English sources

Now they are working to tie smallholder production to their government procurement programs to further accelerate development of the country's poorest farmers, all while building a conservation-based farming system that looks very different from ours yet competes on par with the U.S. in terms of corn and especially soybean production.

As revealed by the p-values of the t-test, the proposed hypergraph-based model competes on-par with SVMs and outperforms the k-NN, NB and Lasso-based methods.

Hopefully, with enough sustained political will uplifting this new policy, Haiti's young population will fast track itself into being educated and knowledgeable young adults able to compete on par with their peers in the developed nations.

Since Nafta took effect, Mexicos garment exports to the U.S. have increased three times as fast as similar Caribbean exports to the U.S. Before Nafta our garments competed on par.

It competes on a par with the 8800GT and Radeon 3870, and has the benefit of being completely passively cooled.

A small nation like Uruguay can compete on equal par with giant neighbors such as Brazil and Argentina.

First, they show that aPKC (and PAR-6) can localize apically when associated with either the Crb complex or Baz, which compete for PAR-6/aPKC.

Other categories can remain on par with traditional pricing, or compete on price if they are willing to cut into the margin.

Guan Tian-lang, the youngest player to compete on the European Tour at 13 years and 173 days, finished five over par.

Guan Tian-lang shot a five-over-par 77 as he became the youngest player to compete on the European Tour, aged 13.

But it's not on-par with what other GOP frontrunners have raised in previous quarters, and Gingrich has struggled to compete on the airwaves with his GOP rivals in Iowa.