Sentence examples for increased competition of from inspiring English sources
The increased concentration of HC and CO in the exhaust as a result of the diesel fuel post-injection at the studied exhaust conditions (i.e. T = 300 °C) led in the reduction of the DOC activity due to the increased competition of species for active sites.
The Hub also has seen increased competition of late, with lower-cost enterprise solutions like Google's Jamboard and Cisco's Spark Board.
The Pumas have realised through the increased competition of the Rugby Championship that they can beat these 'big three' southern hemisphere teams.
In the death registry, multimorbidity may cause increased "competition" of mentions of concomitant causes of death in decedents aged ≥65 years, with diabetes not being mentioned in favor of other concomitant conditions.
But the full effects of increased competition on the London Stock Exchange were revealed in the company's half year results.
The ongoing efforts in developing additive manufacturing (AM) processes could promote an increasing competition of AM with traditional processes.
The increasing competition of global markets requires companies to focus their attentions on two main aspects of a production system: cost reduction and product quality.
As companies have reacted to the increasing competition of a global economy and figured out how they can use technology smartly, they have become more efficient in recent years, ending decades of slow productivity growth.
The intuition for this result is that a positive Medicare fee increases competition of physicians which lowers the total payment to physicians by Medicare and patients.
He had lost his job this summer, one of an increasing number of Jordanians who had long found employment in the unregulated work sector and have lost out to the increasing competition of an estimated 160,000 refugees in the labor market.
The agency has been seeking to fulfill its multiple-use mission for managing public lands in our new age of growing population, shrinking open space, increasing competition of uses, and accelerating oil and gas production.
