Sentence examples for ignored competition from inspiring English sources

In order to simplify our model we ignored competition with resident tissue cells.

The model ignored competition between host populations (their population dynamics were independent), although we know this is not strictly correct [ 45].

"To ignore competition with Apple is to miss the defining feature of today's competitive smartphone landscape," argues Walker, also referencing iOS as a motivating factor in Google seeking to simplify developing for the Android ecosystem vs Apple's closed source platform.

But they also know that if the deal goes ahead, they could be owners of the one of the strongest banks in the UK, which will be allowed to ignore competition rules as part of the agreement negotiated by Brown.

However, HHI ignores competition from foreign companies and could thus bias the inference [7].

As HHI ignores competition from foreign companies, this insignificant result might be driven by the measurement error inherent in the HHI.

As David LaPiana, a well-known consultant, suggests, we ignore competition at our peril as organizations.

However, the physiological model ignores competition completely.

The role of competition in U.S. economic life and in every other aspect of life is ignored, because competition is something Continental Europeans like to keep to a minimum and under careful control.

But have the two giants that dominate the market for big jet aircraft become so obsessed with each other that they have ignored incipient competition?

A skater who ignored most competitions but the Olympic Games, Grafström was known for his smooth elegance, his perfectly executed routines, and the graceful flow of his skating.