Sentence examples for identified competition from inspiring English sources

"Our investigation has identified competition concerns relating to this deal with respect to Barr's Irn-Bru and Orangina brands, which could lead to higher prices for consumers".

Genomic mapping of ETS targets in a variety of cell types have identified competition for some target sequences between family members [ 5, 6].

At three different points of the Pareto optimality curve (see Fig. 1D, diamonds, squares, triangles), we performed FVA on the exchange and transport reactions resulting in metabolite exchange profiles, which were compared for identified competition-inducing nutrients.

He identifies competition as driving innovation, and "corporatist" policies as the bête noir of competition.

3.2 Competitive Comparison Identifying competition in terms of companies that fill the same needs that we do, our competitors are few in our main product lines, though dominant in the market.

"These two big states have the worst reputations for honoring competition rules," said one German official who asked not to be identified, adding: "Competition officials would feel more comfortable working for a British commissioner".

Non-dimensional parameter analysis identified the competition between inertia force and gravity force.

Kroes' saber-rattling on the stagnant sector comes after a recently concluded 16-month probe into the continent's gas and electricity markets identified "serious competition problems" and singled out Germany as a country where a couple of major players retain their stranglehold over key activities.

CORRECTION: A previous headline for this article incorrectly identified the competition as the Iron "Man," rather than Iron Girl, triathlon.

Only one sequence specific shift was identified by competition assays, which may suggest stimulation of a single dimer pair by PIF.

HFC genes were identified in competition experiments in which a population of hemizygous diploid yeast deletants were grown at, or close to, the maximum specific growth rate in either nutrient-limiting or nutrient-sufficient conditions.