Sentence examples for efficient competition from inspiring English sources

An efficient competition existed between the transgenic and the ruderal beet pollens, which hampers the production of a large transgenic hybrid progeny.

He continued: "We do have an abundance of gas, but we have very secret, long-term contracts which don't produce enough efficient competition in pricing, and we're going to change that today".

This has taught us a lot about the refining and chemicals industry, just one facet being the threat across Europe from efficient competition in other parts of the world.

On this it writes that the overarching strategic priority to "promote efficient competition and investment in world-class digital networks" should be "prioritised over interventions to further reduce retail prices in the near term, recognising these longer-term benefits".

These effects should permit more efficient competition with the naturally occurring transcription factors, and yet 6ZfFLO11/F2-F1 works less well than 3ZfFLO11/F2.

Results showed that 100 and 300 fold molar excess of the cold self IRF2 5'UTR RNA successfully competed PTB binding with the radio labeled 5'UTR probe (Fig. 4C), whereas the mutant IRF2 RNA showed less efficient competition compared to the wild type (Fig. 4C).

Intermediate expression levels of miRNA programs allow efficient and effective competition, thus further optimize the power of ceRNA regulation; while varied expression levels of ceRNAs exhibited divergent effects on ceRNA regulation.

"Our objective is to enable effective competition from efficient operators that are prepared to make a substantial long-term investment in pay TV, not to enable weak entrants to earn short-term profits at Sky's expense," it said.

Metals markets are getting more efficient and competition is increasing, as is the pressure from institutional shareholders to boost returns.

While these results are what one would expect if resource utilization is more efficient and competition less manifest in polymorphic groups [3], [6], [7], [9], [27], there exists as yet no firm evidence that individuals in phenotypically more heterogeneous groups benefit from enhanced survival mediated by reduced competition.

She later met her husband at a trial event for a fuel-efficient driving competition in Britain.