Sentence examples for edge over competing from inspiring English sources

However, Zhang claimed an inventive edge over competing patent claims by producing laboratory notebooks going back to 2011 showing that he was working on the development of a practical use for Crispr-Cas9 in "eukaryotic" cells like those in humans, rather than in the simpler cells of bacteria.

Under changing production scenarios, the conventional ideotype is not able to maintain its edge over competing crops resulting in a reduction in its areal extent and production the world over.

Because there are no moving components in the flying carpet, Jafferis believes this technology has an edge over competing technologies like hovercraft, prop planes and jets.

For LinkedIn, it gives it one more hook to keep people engaged in and using their service, both to expand the usefulness of LinkedIn itself, as well as to give its job listings one more edge over other competing job boards.

Not only should your product or service have an advantage over competing offerings, it should also give your users an extra edge against their biggest rivals.

Our method has computational and practical advantages over competing methods.

This means that crops won't have any edge in competing with weeds, says Snow.

This can be something that can get you an edge on competing bakery businesses.

To others, the notion that an amputee would have an edge over runners who compete with their natural legs is absurd.

Press the 35cm (13.5") length edges over once.

"Entertainment Tonight" has added edge to compete with younger shows like "Extra".