Sentence examples for effect on the competitors from inspiring English sources

It was a time firmly in keeping with the early trend at these morning-focused Olympics, where early wake-up calls have had little effect on the competitors' ability to swim historically fast.

Kitajima's time was firmly in keeping with the early trend at this morning-focused meet, where early wake-up calls have had little effect on the competitors' ability to swim historically fast.

The professionals can reach hip height – the high legs of their costumes enable the judges to see skin when performing these lifts, giving a sense of height as well as a lengthening effect on the competitors' legs.

These cooperative interactions, i.e. interactions that result in a net gain in swarm fitness, could result from many mechanisms ranging from a negative effect on the competitor's fitness imposed by the group, to a 'division of labor' strategy existing between members of the swarm.

Moreover, we demonstrated the effect of the competitor on the LOD, and the results reveal that the sensitivity could be enhanced by using the rational competitor.

In the first, I examined the effect of the competitor on the focal species' dN/dt over the first 20 generations of competition, i.e., up through generation 40.

In contrast to our expectation of evolved resistance (i.e. Drosophila larvae developing more successfully in the presence of A. nidulans through intensified fungal colony suppression) there was no such effect on the fungal competitor.

When asked if he was concerned that last year's terrorist attacks would have a permanent effect on the number of international competitors, Steinfeld said, "There's always concern, but the concern is about the world situation, not just how it affects the marathon, the city and the United States".

Target's move to drop the minimums could have a larger effect on the industry, forcing its competitors to also do the same.

Last month James Murdoch, the head of BSkyB, noted the corporation's "chilling" effect on commercial competitors.

It was Microsoft's chilling effect on its competitors' freedom of action, not merely the annihilation of Netscape, that was the software giant's greatest transgression.Microsoft dismissed the claims that it routinely used its pre-eminence in the operating-system market to dominate other fields as hearsay, or claimed that it was merely competing hard in a fast-moving market.