Sentence examples for reflecting competitive from inspiring English sources

The reductions matched job cuts by banks in the United States, Britain and Germany, reflecting competitive pressure that make traditional banking operations less profitable.

The model is composed of game A and game B. Game A is a zero-sum game between individuals, reflecting competitive interaction between an individual and its neighbors.

It is well known that in a majority of nanostructurized systems, the PAL spectra typically yield three distinct lifetime components τ 1, τ 2, and τ 3 with I 1, I 2, and I 3 relative intensities (I 1 + I 2 + I 3 = 1) reflecting competitive input from positron and Ps-trapping channels [1,2].

The structure of patches may also reflect competitive interactions.

However, this kind of height growth response means that in mixed-stands, species-specific height curves reflect competitive conditions rather than site conditions.

There is an ongoing debate on the question whether semantic interference effects in language production reflect competitive processes at the level of lexical selection or whether they reflect a post-lexical bottleneck, occupied in particular by response-relevant distractor words.

That mostly reflects competitive pressures of the auto industry–only a few carmakers are on the list but there is an interesting quirk: Toyota Industries, a quarter-owned subsidiary, did make the cut.

In our experimental setting, these traits reflects competitive ability at the time when the bacteria were serially transferred to the new microcosms with lots of fresh resources ('maximum growth rate' trait), and when the resources became well consumed at the end of the 4-day long serial transfer schedule ('maximum population size').

However, baseline diameter reflects competitive functional influences on vascular tone, in addition to artery size.

However, task switching equally shows strong influences of past experience: Switching is associated with a performance cost slowed RTs and increased error rates that at least partly reflects competitive interactions between current and previous tasks (Allport et al. 1994).

While it may be argued that this result does not accurately reflect competitive tournament play at the international level 13 where balls are retrieved by designated individuals and time between points is more strictly regulated, such extended recovery durations between points when competing in the heat is not novel.