Sentence examples for competitive for space from inspiring English sources
Though promising results have been obtained, ameliorations need to be made, in order to make the closed thermochemical heat storage system competitive for space heating.
"It causes the plucking and feather loss, the skin damage and disease, because the crowding forces birds to be competitive for space and weaker birds get pecked and picked on".
As a result, many researchers are finding that their work is becoming more competitive for space in high-impact journals.
Reviewer #1: This very well written paper entitled "Compromising the 19S proteasome complex protects cells from reduced flux through the proteasome" is competitive for space in eLife from this reviewer's perspective.
Mr. Munson, the deputy national intelligence director for acquisition, said competitive bidding for space programs would be initiated only among companies deemed qualified.
Emulsifying BCII and OVA in Freund's complete adjuvant results in competitive interactions for space between BCII- and OVA-specific T-cell subtypes during antigen presentation.
Along similar lines, Santiago Ramon y Cajal proposed a few years later that developing neurons may be engaged in a competitive struggle for space and nutrition, an idea which gained support in the framework of the neurotrophic theory and the discovery of nerve growth factor by Rita-Levi Montalcini and its isolation by Stanley Cohen in 1960 [ 1].
Conversely, it is biotically harsh in the sense of intense competitive interactions between plants for space and nutrients (Casper and Jackson 1997; Naiman et al. 2000).
A fast-growing market adds to a first mover's challenges by opening attractive new competitive spaces for later entrants to exploit.
"When small companies look for space, it is less competitive".
In short, Pave is bringing dimension to the weaker beginning and middle sections of the market, still a highly competitive space for the artist, but now with a greater range of options for artists to build a career.
