Sentence examples for competition by using from inspiring English sources

Dr. Thorn, Ms. Dyson-Hudson and Viviana Risca of Schreiber High School in Port Washington, who won the 2000 competition by using DNA to encode secret messages, all spoke of a considerable boost to their self-esteem.

Antitrust experts said those inspections had probably been aimed at finding out whether Gazprom limited competition by using contracts that lasted too long or impeded the flow of natural gas among E.U. member states.

Antitrust experts said the raids could be aimed at finding out whether Gazprom limits competition by using contracts that last too long or impede flows of gas between E.U. member states.

As the cross-border dispute continues, one of the handful of competing local phone service start-up companies in Mexico, Axtel, has added a twist -- accusing the rival companies with United States partners of doing their best to stifle competition by using some of the tactics for which they are criticizing Telmex.

Bannerman has 35% in operating margins and it says it pays security guards more but costs less than the competition by using on-demand software.

A court in that city said the latter company engaged in "illegitimate competition" by using Starbucks Chinesee name and copycatting the design of its cafes and ordered it to pay the real Starbucks 500,000 yuan or $62,000 in damages.

In recent years, the ALLPATHS-LG algorithm has arguably won the Assemblathon (Earl et al., 2011) and GAGE (Salzberg et al., 2012) competitions by using this assembly approach.

To engage this, we have to model competition internally by using a game-theoretic method, a topic we are now turning to.

What is the effect of blocking AKAP/RIIα interactions (e.g., using peptide competition or by using a mutant construct that does not bind RIIα) on the FRET signal for each of the three RIIα proteins?

Yulia Stepanova said it was also common for Russian athletes to avoid out-of-competition testing by using false names while training abroad.

United Parcel Service (UPS), an American express-mail company, first complained to the commission in 1994 that Deutsche Post was stifling competition in parcels by using proceeds from its letters monopoly.