Sentence examples for onset of competition from inspiring English sources

It could accelerate the onset of competition in Asian markets between East African and Australian supplies of liquefied natural gas, or L.N.G.

Mr Boesky served time, but only about as much as Mr Milken, and much less than had been expected before Mr Pitt worked his magic.For years, Mr Pitt was the lead counsel for Wall Street's trade group, the Securities Industry Association, in its largely successful attempts to delay the onset of competition from commercial banks on equal terms.

Afterwards, the cessation of tillering as a result of the onset of competition, was delayed markedly during stem elongation in the stands established with long daylengths.

To investigate possible neuroendocrine mechanisms contributing to this difference in competitive success, we measured circulating corticosterone (CORT) concentration 15 min after competition (∼30 min after the onset of competition testing).

As a result, MHC haplotype frequencies were equivalent between treatments at the onset of competition.

Furthermore, results obtained by several studies implied that because of their annual life cycle and the onset of the competition towards the end of colony life cycle, competition between B. terrestris workers culminates on who is the first to lay eggs, as well as laying the maximal egg number possible.

Such drugs can cost tens of thousands of dollars a year and are not subject to the same rapid onset of generic competition as drugs made in chemical factories, like Lipitor and Prozac.

Often ruling without an overall majority and obtaining support from independents and in some cases from the Labour Party, Fianna Fáil governed as a single party until 1973, when the advent of a coalition government of the Fine Gael party and Labour signaled the onset of greater competition.

We suggest here a density effect, i.e. a threshold number of workers at the onset of the competition point.

Our results are in line with earlier experiments in which manipulation of small-size colonies affected the onset of the competition point and gyne production [17].

Elevated [CO2] accelerated canopy development, causing the onset of light competition to advance from the third to the second year of the post-harvest cycle.