Sentence examples for plausible competition from inspiring English sources

As a twentieth-century sports hero, he has plausible competition from Babe Ruth and Muhammad Ali; as an agent of brand equity; he is without peer.

rex's most plausible competition was wiped out by the British Royal Air Force.The Alte Akademie Museum in Munich once housed a collection of remains brought from Egypt by a palaeontologist called Ernst Stromer, the most striking of which was the only known specimen of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus.

The differing persistence could result from artificial stimulation of bitter neurons being stronger than DEET activation, in addition to lacking plausible competition from a copresented sugar stimulus.

It is plausible that competition for jobs between locals and migrants was much stronger in the informal sector due to the higher barriers to entry to the formal sector for migrants (in particular, jobs in public sector are often open only to persons holding citizenship and permanent local residence).

It is plausible that competition between translated products of edited and unedited orfB transcripts may lead to impaired biogenesis and uncoupling or decreased phosphorylation activity of the F1F0 ATPase complex.

Therefore, it seems plausible that sperm competition may intensify the selection on high quality (fast) sperm also within ejaculates (within male).

The more pessimistic view -- which I find more plausible -- is that competition for talent is a minor factor.

Regardless, the morphological patterns described among extant and extinct species do not definitely demonstrate character displacement, the differentiation in beak morphology among these sympatric species co-occurring in space and time provides plausible evidence that resource competition produced such divergence, resulting in ecological niche divergence.