Sentence examples for distinguished competition from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in a partially infected population, three cases of competition can be distinguished: competition between healthy individuals, competition between healthy and infected individuals and competition between infected individuals [7].

Factor in a distinguished competition record, with podium finishes in various hill climbs around Europe and California, and RM's presale estimate of $4 million to $5 million seems almost conservative.

But after reigning world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan opted to miss the rest of the season for personal reasons, Doherty believes Trump can seize the opportunity to prove himself in snooker's most distinguished competition.

What distinguishes competitions that unleash creativity from competitions that cause unethical behaviors?

The ECB will tell us how it wishes to distinguish this competition from the T20 Blast between the counties, which has become increasingly successful in recent years; it says it wants to give families time to get home before it's too late.

In addition, these home rebates do not distinguish between competition from countries with and without domestic climate policies.

Researchers who investigate plant competition distinguish between two aspects of competition: the competitive effect and the competitive response (Miller and Werner 1987; Goldberg 1990).

Two basic forms of competition are usually distinguished: scramble and contest [ 1].

In other ways, though, Muybridge distinguished himself from the competition.

Various evaporation regimes can be distinguished depending on the competition between capillary, gravity and viscous forces.

Edwin and Gertrude's background in the theatre, both in management and presentation of the films, plus Lonergan's craft of storytelling and production management distinguished Thanhouser from the competition.