Sentence examples for competitor presence from inspiring English sources

Although I. glandulifera was the poorest among all the species studied in terms of the life-cycle completion, the surviving plants were able to dominate the pots regardless of the competitor presence and abundance.

Prey patch residence and leaving decisions of P. persimilis are known to depend mainly on prey availability and competitor presence (e.g. Nachman 1981 , 2001 but nothing is known about whether intraspecific behavioural traits such as social familiarity play a role in their group formation and joining dynamics.

In seeking the deal with Hynix, Micron would have improved the pricing environment for everyone by ridding the market of a competitor whose presence was keeping prices all around.

If the fledgling designers invited to participate in a Generation Africa presentation — a spotlight event on the Pitti roster — were not quite prepared to contend on an equal basis with their North American and European competitors, their presence here alerted the assembled fashion news media to something global business has known for some time.

Apparently, the tester genotype was generally a worse competitor in the presence of the parasite.

Nuclear extracts from S16 cells, prepared using a Nuclear Extraction Kit (Cayman Chemical, Ann Arbor, MI), were incubated in a 20-µl reaction with or without unlabeled double-stranded oligonucleotides (competitor) in the presence of DNA-binding buffer (Promega) for 10 min at room temperature.

Compare competitors' social media presence and engagement.

The second task is to evaluate your competitors' social media presence.

Considering its growing audience and the insane amount of money that could be made (Forbes estimates that streamers can make over 300k a year with streaming, sponsorship, and YouTube presence), competitors are likely to emerge and diversify the market.

But for the Dodgers, with their October hopes resting, perhaps, on what they did in July to improve their injury-riddled rotation, what Baldwin isn't may not be as critical as what he is--which, according to most accounts, is a dogged competitor and positive presence--the "heart and soul" of the Chicago White Sox, shortstop Royce Clayton said of his departing teammate.

Parker et al's [ 17] series of evolutionarily stable strategy models predicts that males should invest little when there are no competitors and most in the presence of one competitor.