Sentence examples for competition light from inspiring English sources

Although financial games and tools are currently hot, technological barriers have kept the competition light.

In assessing the effect it was assumed, that with increasing BAL (or increasing competition), light would become a growth-limiting factor.

The first explanation involves tradeoffs along a small number of axes, including 'colonization-competition', resource competition (light, water, nitrogen for plants, including the 'successional niche'), and life history (e.g. high-light growth vs. low-light survival and few large vs. many small seeds).

Similarly, other studies reported significant GxE effects for treatments of herbivory and disease, inter- and intra-specific competition, light, pH, and water availability (e.g., Kaufman and Smouse 2001; Leger and Rice 2003; Bossdorf et al. 2004; DeWalt et al. 2004; Meyer et al. 2005).

A competition, light-heartedly undertaken, may have been the sonnet's immediate occasion, but Shelley's passion for the politics of his theme is evident in the poem and integral to its solidity.

Stan advises her to hire a mediocre employee to make her competition lighter.

One key example is tree evolution: although often thought to reflect competition for light, light limitation is unlikely for plants with such low photosynthetic potential.

Competition for light was asymmetric in relation to differences in light intercepting ability.

Aboveground, competition for light in dense canopies leads to a decrease in light intensity but also in quality that is reaching leaves.

Further there is evidence that tree growth is also determined by asymmetric competition for light [ 34, 35] and thus the effects of light should be accounted for when calculating growth rates.

Our study is therefore consistent with competition for light as an important component of mechanisms of competitive exclusions in productive and eutrophied grasslands.