Sentence examples for competition secondary from inspiring English sources

In this data set, only a single athlete (Table 1, Athlete 5) was suspended from competition secondary to dehydration in the pre-bout examination period.

Studies of host shifts onto novel host plants have traditionally focused on considerations of the new abiotic factors (eg. thermal, temporal) [ 11] and biotic conditions (e.g. competition, secondary plant metabolites) [ 1, 12] to which the herbivore must adapt.

Notably, a history of concussion may increase the risk for exertional heat illness during training and competition, secondary to autonomic nervous system dysfunction, 32 33 although this has not been examined until now in tennis.

Now factor in competition from secondary offerings.

Class background also affects the outcome of competition for secondary school places, even after allowing for inequalities at primary school.

Clubs are currently limited to squads of 25 players for UEFA's top tier Champions League competition and secondary UEFA Cup.

To this end, Duffy will on Wednesday launch Anthologise, a competition for secondary school pupils, which invites them to create their own poetry anthologies.

In both, it has become clear what his government is against the internal market in the National Health Service, proper selection and competition in secondary education.

Chronic and recurrent shortages of nurses, coupled with the increasing demand for high quality and motivated nurses and competition for secondary school leavers from other professions, are issues which prompted this investigation of senior school students' career choice.

But the competition's secondary status is inescapable and when it really mattered Unai Emery did not call upon him as they sought a quarter-final second-leg comeback against Espanyol on Thursday, condemning him to yet another night on the bench.

They tended to be clustered in primaries with poorer overall test results at age 11 (key stage 2), but allowing for that, the research shows that they had lost out still further in the competition for secondary places, whether measured as ethnic group, or as faith group.