Sentence examples for competitive progression from inspiring English sources

He recognizes how much of a crapshoot the N.F.L. can be season to season, and not to count on a competitive progression.

Jordan currently has a single-buyer market structure, but the law allows progression to a competitive market.

Within a fortnight, Scott Brown has re-emerged as a key part of Celtic's progression on three competitive fronts.

Crist, who now owns an adventure ski company, explains his retirement from competitive down-hilling as a progression into his backcountry ski and media business, Stellar Adventures.

Individual motivations may also relate to Curriculum Vitae-focused development, particularly in the UK where career progression is highly competitive and criteria-driven [ 5].

It has been demonstrated that HIV infection and progression is inhibited by competitive ligands (i.e. the chemokine RANTES) binding with the CCR5 receptor [4], [5].

These have left fundamental questions regarding cancerous behaviours unanswered, such as: How do competitive interactions between cells determine disease progression?

The above examples use AOs to alter gene expression, either directly or via competitive binding to receptors, to change disease progression.

This classification implements simpler criteria for grading erosive wear than the Lussi Index and it seems to be simple, fast and standardised tool suitable for monitoring erosion activities such as progression or arrest of lesions in competitive swimmers group.

Moreover, considering or not the early progressions in other visceral sites as competitive with the CNS failures could influence the results.

"We're offering competitive salaries and ensuring our social workers can see progression in the careers to try and retain experienced staff".