'competing result' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a result that is being compared to another, usually to determine which is better. For example, "We looked at the competing results of our two experiments, and ultimately determined that the second result was the most successful."
"Fiber" is going to have competing results from nutrition sites, knitting sites, and -optic cables.
We achieved competing results for resolution 288 × 352 video dataset using only single camera, while [28] used four cameras to generate their results for same dataset.
When compared to other neuro-fuzzy systems, the HNFQ exhibits competing results, with two major advantages it automatically creates its own structure and it is not limited to few input variables.
Study of such single-copy, presumably orthologous, genes families play an important role in determining species phylogenies, but analyses have revealed many competing results (see, e.g. Bapteste et al., 2004; Lerat et al., 2003).
He concurrently creates and destroys, two actions that are coexist rather than compete, resulting in a wonderful ruckus that you can't help but rubberneck at.
The improved temperature stability in BFN@SiO2 ceramics is a competing balance result of the low and high temperature dielectric relaxations.
Three major competing pathways result in the more carcinogenic 4-hydroxy (OH) and 16α-OH metabolites and the less harmful 2-OH metabolites.
It can be quite difficult in a family where there's tension …" Libby It would appear that the complexities of competing agendas result in a challenging environment for the professionals to effectively promote self-management.
Particles in the size range 10 100 μm were modeled with gas temperatures from 1250 to 1900 K. Devolatilization was described by two competing reactions; results are compared with other single particle models and experimental results reported in the literature.
Having multiple competing insurers results in costs for marketing, underwriting, billing, claims adjudication, executive salaries and profit.
