Sentence examples for competition elements from inspiring English sources

Varying competition elements are incorporated in each of the four stages for continuous performance improvement in the delivery of public works and services.

For Labour, Andy Burnham has pledged to repeal the competition elements of the Health and Social Care Act, yet the 5YFV endorses the principles of patient choice of hospital that this section of the act governs.

Consumer and producer behavior; general competitive equilibrium, welfare and efficiency, behavior under uncertainty, intertemporal allocation and capital theory, imperfect competition, elements of game theory, problems of information, economies with price rigidities.

The sensing competitive immunoassay was made up of two types of particles: (1) the gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) with recognition elements (monoclonal antibody: McAb) and hundreds of thiolated single-strand oligonucleotide bar-codes; and (2) the magnetic microparticle (MMPs) with competition elements (hapten-OVA) for the target pesticide.

Benassy (1993) attempts to fit the disequilibrium approach into a general equilibrium model with Keynesian and imperfect competition elements, seeking to creating a synthesis of Walrasian, Keynesian, and imperfect competition paradigms.

Even though it's a competition and its got competition elements to it, everyone that I've met who's competing seems more bothered about competing rather than winning and that's really nice because even though they all want to win it doesn't feel as though people are against each other.

"What's cool about YouTube, unlike TV, is that there isn't that competition element.

The competition element, however, does not always involve going up against peers.

While the competition element of the event appealed to participants, the prizes themselves were "completely secondary", according to Neil Mansilla, a software expert who attended the event.

"It's not taking them seriously, but it's also – in terms of the competition element – taking them incredibly seriously indeed".

"What we wanted to do was a sketch show or studio show," says Jim, "but everything has to have a competition element to it [these days].