Sentence examples for competition constitutes from inspiring English sources

From a research perspective, the energy data gathered during the competition constitutes a very promising information for the analysis and understanding of the photovoltaic systems, grid structures, energy balances and energy efficiency of the set of houses.

Turns out their measure, which they rather clinically name "recurrent risk of sperm competition" constitutes "the mean of four variables: how sexually and physically attractive the participant views his partner, and how sexually and physically attractive the participant believes other men view his partner".

Detection of BMPEA or amphetamine in a urine sample collected in competition constitutes a doping offense and results in sanctions against the athlete.

As these substances are often functional and/or structural analogs of already known doping agents, their use by an athlete in sport competitions constitutes a doping offense.

These findings may have implications for recent claims by incumbent firms that regulatory policies designed to foster competition may constitute a governmental taking.

If it were not true that, most people, most of the time, treat others fairly, honestly, and respectfully, we could not place in others the trust now required to participate in all the different sorts of orderly cooperation and competition that constitute modern society.

Joe Mandese, editor in chief of MediaPost, part of MediaPost Communications, said he was less willing to expand the definition of "what constitutes competition in advertising".

The case has raised questions over what constitutes competition and whether the anticompetitive practices of Apple and the book publishers could be justified to ensure that Amazon would have competition.

In a September submission to the court, the French Ministry of Culture wrote that the plan did not conform either to "intellectual property law or to competition law and constitutes a threat to cultural diversity".

It was attained through ATP site-dependent binding competition assays and constitutes the first available dataset of this kind.

Previous operational research models have shown that the separation of the marketing channel with the adoption of a two-part tariff contract is the dominant strategy compared with integration for each firm if the two firms face retail price competition, and thereby constitutes the subgame perfect Nash equilibrium (SPNE).