Sentence examples for predicted competition from inspiring English sources

As Maxwell had predicted, competition didn't drive down prices.

It won 24% of all new mortgage lending, though Daniels predicted competition would increase in the second half.

Third, we used a categorical version of predicted competition split into quartiles.

While the predicted competition for amino acids may be obvious, it highlights the balance that has to be achieved by the host and its microbiota to ensure a viable, sustainable interaction.

With other players, such as Microsoft's MSN Video Player, and all the broadcasters offering on-demand viewing on their own websites, analysts predict competition will be intense.

He predicts competition and a slowdown in the navigation market will hurt Garmin's bottom line this year.

Thus, within certain limits, it was possible to predict competition outcomes for a given isolate in a given field plot.

In particular, we predicted contest competition (i.e., displacement from food trees) as well as scramble competition (i.e., food patches shared by individuals) to increase in intensity during the pronounced lean season characterizing southern Madagascar.

The resource competition theory predicts that competition will reduce species abundance and ultimately lead to dominance by a single species in cases where there is a constant supply of a single limiting resource [ 1].

The report predicted intensifying competition among arms supplies in the years ahead.

Instead, he predicted that competition would come from around-the-clock private nursing services, which allow people to remain in their own homes.