Sentence examples for competition to explain from inspiring English sources

Economists have primarily used the theory of interjurisdictional competition to explain this point of view.

Economists have used the mechanism of interjurisdictional competition to explain how decentralization affects the degree of property rights protection.

In 1737 Du Châtelet entered a competition to explain the nature of fire, conducting her experiments in secret while Voltaire also conducted experiments for his entry to the competition.

Finally, because duration of nestling period predicts the level of sibling aggression [30], we also included in the analyses the duration of nestling period as a third variable, possibly reflecting level of sibling competition, to explain interspecific variation in gape conspicuousness of nestlings birds.

Most studies of modern-day mustelid communities (where multiple species coexist in a single area of a geographic region) have focused on recent ecological factors, such as partitioning of resources (food or space) via competition, to explain coexistence of species within these communities [ 29, 107- 109].

An aversion to competition helps to explain why monopolies continue to dominate the economy.

If people are competitors, Mr Cooper argues, it is highly unlikely that the economy will settle into equilibrium, since people will always be attempting to upset the status quo.The logic of competition helps to explain, in his view, why there was so little economic growth before the Industrial Revolution.

The issue came up on Wednesday as Ms. Abdul, one of the three judges on "Idol," the Fox talent competition, tried to explain comments she made during Tuesday evening's live broadcast, in which she offered a critique of a performance that had not yet taken place.

Until now, little information is available on the competition mechanisms to explain the complex multiple pollutant adsorption by ytterbium doped nanoferrites.

This type of competition helps to explain why the potential internal variety of an individual system is greater than the actual scope of states that an operating system can exhibit.

Based on this understanding, Gascoigne and Taylor proposed a pathway competition model to explain how cancer cells vary in fate following mitotic arrest.