Sentence examples for competition extended from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this competition extended to the provision of fresh bodies on which trainee surgeons could practise.

The third competition extended the scope to tackle three current genomic data privacy challenges in real world environments, Track 1 focused on hardening Beacons from detection of an individual's presence in a data set.

In this context, we start our discussion by reviewing the literature on sperm length in order to address three key questions relating to the assumption that longer sperm swim faster and are more competitive: A number of studies suggest that the selective pressure of sperm competition extends beyond simply favouring males producing larger ejaculates [reviewed by [ 2]].

And as Mr. Adams will attest, sports competition extends beyond the field.

Competition extends not only to big exchanges, but big regulators, too.

It's no surprise then that his love of competition extends to the courtroom and the political arenaMr.

" Perceptions of Racial Group Competition: Extending Blumer's Theory of Group Position to a Multiracial Social Context". American Sociological Review 61: 951-972.

When American companies cite foreign competition to justify blockbuster mergers, regulators should be careful to check whether that competition extends down to consumers.

This paper establishes a general mathematical model on multi-firms' competition, extending three-dimensional model to multi-dimensional competition systems in a dynamical environment.

What Real Salt Lake fans have found, Sounders fans still seem to lack, and that is an awareness that competition extends beyond North America.

It pointed toward a larger idea of competition, extending beyond the individual event to take in the entire city as a place where the competitive spirit is manifested in the pursuit of excellence.