Sentence examples for competition closely from inspiring English sources

And it wins the overall competition, closely followed by the falafel from Pilpel.

Mr. Tullis is trying to make the site's total of 30,000 pages as easy to navigate as possible -- but he is also watching Fidelity's competition closely.

"This list of states raises questions for me about the criteria," said Frederick M. Hess, a director at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research group who has followed the competition closely.

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk is watching the competition closely — including electric cars from existing manufacturers, and of course, potentially Apple.

In the coming months, I will follow the competition closely as cities register to compete.

So watch your competition closely and try to outdo them.

I think they've got the right idea in pushing a unique angle like gesture controls for a PC, but mimicking the competition so closely was a mistake.

In what Darwin called "the divergence of character," which is akin to what most modern biologists call "character displacement" (Pfenning and Pfenning 2010), natural selection arising from competition between closely related species, or between individuals within the same species leads to ever greater diversification.

For long-oligo microarrays, multi-state hybridization models must be used, that take into account factors such as probe folding, target folding, probe-probe interactions, target-target interactions, and competition between closely similar sequences [31], [32], [33].

Such scenarios may intensify disease impacts on populations, because a diverse parasite community can greatly constrain a host's life history strategies and ultimately fitness by imposing a larger antigenic variation for the host's immune system [21], and perhaps by boosting up virulence as a consequence of within-host competition among closely related parasites [22].

Conversely, over-dispersion of fungal species distributions (more distantly related than expected by chance) suggests competition between closely related species.