Sentence examples for measures competition from inspiring English sources

The last proposal contained provisions regarding market access, agricultural subsidies, investment, antidumping measures, competition policy, intellectual property, dispute settlement, government procurement, and services.

May my mother die!" cries one in gratitude) that the guests vie to give them in lieu of an actual penis-measuring competition (the latter being frowned on by brides the world over) and singing bespoke paeans of praise to their effective masters.

The European Commission is proposing to measure competition by setting a number of performance indicators.

In the fine print, it's noted that this is provider-reported based on general census tracts and "does not necessarily reflect the number of choices available to a particular household, and does not purport to measure competition".

Given their roles in measuring competition and diurnal/seasonal light fluctuations, understanding how phytochromes work at the molecular level would greatly aid in engineering crop plants better suited to specific agricultural settings.

We previously established an assay measuring competition for binding to human TAP complexes, over-expressed in insect cells, between a radio-labeled reporter peptide and unlabeled test peptides [20].

First, we confirmed that CoA-biotin is used equivalently to CoA-fluorophore by measuring competition between CoA-biotin and CoA-Cy3.

We also used random sampling to measure "competition" between experimental constraints, information that is useful to streamline the number of simulations needed for parameter estimation and to assess trade-offs in a model's ability to reproduce a given set of experimental observations.

To measure contest competition, we recorded agonistic interactions over food resources.

Using the Statistics Canada 1999 Survey of Innovation, this paper develops new measures of competition by arguing that firms' perceptions about their competitive environment are important for innovation and are better measures of firm-specific competition.

Outcome of interspecies growth competition experiments measuring competitive index (C.I). of P. aeruginosa E.