Sentence examples for lowered competition from inspiring English sources

Over the past two years its success with this strategy has greatly lowered competition across PC and mobile, the two most innovative categories.

The positive effect on emergence could be attributed to a lowered competition for auxin between the less numerous initiated primordia.

The reduced number of recruits by the large African sharptooth catfish predator lowers competition for space and food for adult Nile tilapia resulting in increased growth performance.

With lower competition in the land market in recent years, the sector has amassed a strong land bank with high embedded margins".

Gaby Trinkaus, a senior analyst at Moody's, said: "First-time buyers would benefit from lower competition, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed".

"First-time buyers would benefit from lower competition for housing, as house price and rental inflation would slow down if immigration is curbed," said Gaby Trinkaus, a vice president and senior analyst at Moody's.

"There are about 25 million patients of Alzheimer's disease globally and it would grow to 100 million by 2020, hence the segment has a huge revenue potential and has lower competition," Mr. Piramal said Monday.

Using the tide of bank deregulation to demarcate periods of higher and lower competition, the researchers were able to identify whether this made a difference to the racial wage gap.

Travel costs for high-level leagues represented a high percentage of Dicari's expenses, but those costs would be even higher if travel teams were not partly subsidized by the registration fees at lower competition levels.

In turn, increased concentration might translate in lower competition and increased market power, potentially affecting VPT (Fig. 1).

The first prediction tested was that divergence, if it had occurred by competition and coevolution, would have yielded lower competition between coexisting species over evolutionary time.