Sentence examples for low competitive from inspiring English sources

The 1971 search paper produces a somewhat surprising result: if there are a number of otherwise identical stores, which fix their prices, then competition can lead to high monopoly prices, not low competitive pricing or Stiglerian price dispersion.

The low competitive ability of semi-prostrate germplasm reflected its low vigour.

B. squarrosus is a habitat specialist with low competitive ability, always occurring with low coverage.

Low competitive ability and wide tolerance to environmental changes is probably the reason for the distribution pattern of these species.

Semantic errors were far more numerous with the highly competitive targets than with the low competitive ones.

However, omissions were more frequent with the low competitive items so that the sum of the semantic errors and of the omissions was comparable in both conditions.

The 64's were the lowest competitive rounds ever shot at Squaw Creek Country Club.

Tiger Woods also had a bounceback, closing with a 66 that was his best final round since the 2009 Deutsche Bank Championship and his lowest competitive round in the United States since a 65 in the first round of last year's Barclays.

The airlines justify the rising fees — for changing flights, checking bags and a host of other services like better (or less awful) seats in the coach cabins — as a necessity if they are to remain profitable in the face of intractable passenger demand for the lowest competitive fares.

Longifolol and its stereoisomer isolongifolol displayed the lowest competitive inhibition constants (Kic) of 23 and 26 nM, respectively.

It was the fourth time the 24-year-old Northern Irishman has posted a 65 this year, with a 64 in August's FedEx Cup opening Deutsche Bank Championship in Boston his lowest competitive round of 2013.