Sentence examples for per contestant from inspiring English sources

A single paper meta-analysis across six incentive-compatible ideation contests on different products (toy, office supply, toiletry, and mobile app) involving close to 2,000 contestants estimated that soliciting creative ideas resulted in 1.49 fewer novel ideas per contestant, which amounted to a 20% decrease in productivity and a loss of 500 unique novel ideas in total.

Viewers then just click or tap on the contestant they want to vote for – up to 50 votes per contestant, with no limits on how many contestants you can back.

The actual dances were stunning - it's far too close to call - but in an hour's programme once again we have two dances of - let's be generous - 2 mins per contestant - 8 minutes in total.

If all three contestants fail to win their individual chases, the team selects one contestant to play the Final Chase alone for a total of $15,000 $5,0000 per contestant).

And, "the Peace Rod and Gun Club and others have announced a contest with prizes that include $1,000 for the largest wolf killed and $150 for the smallest, with a maximum of three dead wolves per contestant".

Male and female contests involved equal rates of charges, frontal displays, and lateral displays (activities of both contestants per minute contest duration; Table  1).

10 P.M. (Food Network CUTTHROATT KITCHEN Chefs try to sabotage their opponents in this new competition series, in which four contestants per episode are each given $25,000 to bid on obstacles, like the exclusive use of salt or not allowing others to taste their dishes.

With 2 contestants per show, the winner will receive a prize and will be invited onto the following weeks show as the reigning champion - and so on until beaten, up to a maximum of four weeks.

Over 100,000 members of the public applied to be on the show, with the numbers being reduced down to a different final eight contestants per live show each night for seven nights.

And with one host, 22 contestants per season and as many as 2,000 crew members around the world working on the show at any given time, there is a lot to coordinate.

The rubric demands that only by gaining fifty per cent of the votes can a contestant win in the first round; otherwise, further rounds will ensue, with the weaker candidates dropping gradually away.