Sentence examples for excluding competition from inspiring English sources
"Microsoft," the government said, "has combined the software code of separate middleware products with the code of its monopoly operating system -- again with the purpose and effect of foreclosing customer choice and excluding competition".
Microsoft has combined the software code of separate middleware products with the code of its monopoly operating system -- again with the purpose and effect of foreclosing customer choice and excluding competition; h.
Excluding competition from Model 1 did not alter the quality effect found, supporting hypothesis H1.
Virtually identical results were obtained with cytosols passed over a PD10 column, excluding competition for BH4 binding by low molecular mass components present in the cytosolic fractions of the human cells.
That, Disney says, demonstrates "the extent of AOL's power and the ability to exclude competition".
The Supreme Court defines monopoly power as "the power to control prices or exclude competition".
If firms together "can collectively exercise market power, if they can exclude competition, it is problematic," Mr. Constantine said.
The company also reasserted its position that it did not possess monopoly power because it did not control prices or exclude competition.
Last year, regulators began an antitrust case against a German company, Boehringer Ingelheim, for suspected misuse of the patent system to exclude competition in the market for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease drugs.
She also promised tough scrutiny of lobbying done by pharmaceutical companies at national agencies for patent extensions, as well as other practices like taking out unduly large numbers of patents and patenting new versions of older drugs — a practice known as evergreening — if the purpose of those strategies was to exclude competition.
Because our experimental setup excluded competition, and given that mites can choose host plant according to their quality [ 54], adaptive choices are expected to be based on differences in trait values of mites on the different host plants, which corresponds to the "home vs away" criterion for local adaptation.
