Sentence examples for examine competition from inspiring English sources

The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has asked a panel of experts led by Jason Furman, a former adviser to Barack Obama, to examine competition in the digital economy, including how machine learning and algorithms are used to set prices and whether firms could gang up to disadvantage consumers.

She has since identified agricultural firms as a focus of antitrust enforcement, and the department is holding a series of public workshops this spring and summer to examine competition issues in the meat, dairy and grain sectors.

The American Medical Association last week released its annual study examining competition in the health insurance market.

This paper examines competition in the postal sector when one private incumbent and one entrant play a three-stage game.

Ofcom is due to announce the initial conclusions of its Strategic Review of Digital Communications on Thursday, examining competition, investment and innovation in broadband, mobile and landline services.

When service between pairs of cities is examined, competition has markedly increased because passengers can choose among airlines making connections through different hubs.

An IMS Health study examined competition in Europe and found that from 2006 to 2013, the median reduction of biosimilar costs versus the biologic was 35percentt.

In references [ 15, 16], the authors numerically examined competition between different assignment rules employed in different groups.

We have examined competition between normal and Barrett's esophagus cell lines, in the hopes of identifying a system that could screen for potential chemopreventive agents.

Examining competition in a fixed price market in the US, Kessler and McClellan (2000) looked at the impact of hospital competition on AMI mortality for Medicare beneficiaries from 1985 to 1994.

For example, state-dependent dynamic games have examined competition between animals over resources [ 9], games between predators and prey [ 10], signalling [ 11- 14], mate choice [ 15], social foraging [ 16- 19], aggregation behaviour [ 20], and parental care [ 21- 23].