Sentence examples for competitive impacts from inspiring English sources

the BBC's Fair Trading Guidelines and, in particular, must be designed to minimise any negative competitive impacts in the marketplace.

This may entail a Competitive Impact Principle assessment (making sure that proposals minimise the potential for negative competitive impacts on the wider market); a Clause 25 Test (deciding whether a proposal constitutes a significant change to the UK Public Services); or a full Public Value Test (to weigh public value against market impact where the change is agreed to be significant).

"That really has more competitive impacts on your business than would a nationwide increase at the same level".

Each new species i has randomly set competitive impacts with respect to each other resident species j, of αij received and αji imposed.

These differences may arise because Carduus thistles can be vulnerable to competitive impacts of other species, that is, they may be kept out of areas by biotic resistance.

These drugs are thought to increase the costs of resistance and the competitive impacts of sensitive cells on resistant cancer cell subpopulations.

We assume y > 1 (PR is more sensitive to competition from the other strains) and a < 1 (PR has an attenuated competitive impact on the other strains).

When y and a equal 1, the two pneumococcal strains are competitively equivalent in the absence of H. If, however, the acquisition and maintenance of the capsule come at some cost (relative to PS), then y > 1 > a, and in the absence of H, PS will always replace PR (a < 1 implies an attenuated competitive impact of PR, and y > 1 implies an increased susceptibility to competition in PR).

Hal S. Scott, The Competitive Impact of Financial Regulatory Reform, 26 J. Int 'l Banking L. & Reg

But regulatory approval for subsequent takeovers might largely depend on the competitive impact of the first.

"It is therefore crucial that the commission carefully analyzes the competitive impact of this merger".