Sentence examples for impact of competition from inspiring English sources
In mussels, there appears to be genetic variation for both intraspecific competitive ability and reduction in the impact of competition on mussel growth; both of these attributes have been suggested as traits for artificial selection to increase yields of mussels (Brichette et al. 2001).
Most of the small literature on the impact of competition on closure finds that closure rates are positively associated with competitiveness (Angelelli et al., 2003; Darton 2004; Kitchener et al., 2004; Castle 2005; Castle 2006; Castle et al., 2009; Li et al., 2010; Bowblis 2011).
There have been particular concerns about the risks of privatising the NHS and the impact of competition and private companies cherry-picking services.
Profit margins are still being squeezed by a combination of rising costs - real wages are still rising - and the impact of competition on prices.
American firms, including Pfizer and Merck, are trying to launch their own "authorised generics" a few months before patents expire to try to blunt the impact of competition.
Worried about the impact of competition, the association has held a vote among NMUN faculty advisers on continuing the practice, with no consensus.
This article examines the impact of competitions for ideas and business plans on start-up creation and patent registration, given the involvement of lecturers, the existence of R&D underpinning the idea and the technological area.
Our study is the first survey to evaluate the impact of competitions on the beliefs in, knowledge of, skills in, barriers to, and behaviors of EBM.
And even if competition did make us richer, it would make us no happier, as the satisfaction derived from a rise in income would be undermined by the aspirational impacts of competition.
An experimental test of an automobile supply chain in China illustrates the impacts of competition intensity on profits, the energy efficiency of environmentally friendly products and consumer surplus.
Numerical experiments (with hypothetical and empirical data) are conducted to show the impacts of competition, facility disruption risks and transportation cost metrics on the optimal design.
