Sentence examples for competition consistent from inspiring English sources

The time, method, and terms and conditions of advertisement must permit full and free competition consistent with the value and nature of the property involved.

"(i) Renegotiation To Secure Full and Open Competition. The President shall instruct the United States Trade Representative, in conducting renegotiations of the Agreement, to seek improvements in the Agreement that will secure full and open competition consistent with the requirements imposed by the amendments made by the Competition in Contracting Act (Public Law 98 369; 98 Stat. 1175).

Goyal and Moraga-Gonzalez introduced network concepts to D'Aspremont and Jacquemin model for RJV competition (consistent with RJV competition given by [16]).

Perennial grasses in two of our four study locations showed trait shifts in their ability to tolerate B. tectorum competition, consistent with a similar shift observed in E. multisetus from a nearby location [11].

Phenotypic information was assigned based on a binary classification of multimale--multifemale or not, similar to high and low sperm competition consistent with Hurle et al. (2007).

But how can this idea in which competition prevails be consistent with all that we know about the thoroughly cooperative nature of life at the genetic and cellular level?

These results indicate broadly overlapping fundamental niches combined with asymmetric competition—features consistent with the concept of shared preference niches.

The result that relatedness reduces the negative effects of competition is consistent with previous findings in a related species [ 7].

Our results provide strong evidence for the vocal competition hypothesis, consistent with Darwin's suggestion that the vocal organs of male Alouatta have been sexually selected [ 17].

Our study reveals a high degree of plasticity in male mating propensity under varying sperm competition risk, consistent with sequential male mate choice to optimize sperm allocation.

The aforementioned studies implicate (Friberg 2006) or have shown (Thomas and Simmons 2009) the importance of CHCs as a key source of sociosexual information for male sperm competition assessment, consistent with our findings.