Sentence examples for considering competition from inspiring English sources

The second analysis, considering competition on the Victo cultivar, showed that the mean competitive success of southern isolates was significantly higher in the southern than in the northern location (F1,13 = 7.66, P = 0.016; Fig. 3).

By not vetting mergers more carefully, government regulators allowed many refiners to achieve "market power" (the ability to influence the market price of what they sell), and other regulators enhanced that power by mandating gasoline standards without considering competition.

Considering competition from the Internet and cable, that is a rare feat for television, let alone during the lazy days of summer, when viewing levels are at their lowest.

And that's before considering competition from the above-named players and others like Apple and Google.

Considering competition between tRNAs suggests that further criteria can be relevant for correct tRNA aminoacylation.

Competitive dynamics research considers competition to be both dynamic and interactive.

Yet Ms. Graham is unfazed by what some might consider competition.

But they consider competition and investment as off-limits.

All distinguish themselves from conventional supermarkets, which they do not consider competition.

Saturday's 2-0 win gives the Wanderers breathing space over the team still widely considered competition favourites.

It stocks a wide range of premium products, so if anyone out there is doing it well enough to be considered competition, they will be on the site.