Sentence examples for relative competition from inspiring English sources

Crude comparisons of admissions data give little sense of relative competition by subject".

The Relative Competition Index (RCI) values in the I system were lower than 0, indicating that cauliflower growth was not interfered in the I system.

The relative competition effect compared to LXY1, named as relative binding index (RBI), was evaluated with the following formulation: (MFI of positive control−MFI of the sample)/(MFI of positive control−MFI of LXY1), where the positive control was 0.5 μM biotinylated LXY1 only without competition.

A great system would be a relative competition amongst all buildings that apply for LEED Certification.

Obviously, the possibility that positively charged proteins present in the cytosol may be linked to a negative counterpart (i.e. proteins or phospholipid layers) depends on the relative competition between the cationic proteins and other positively charged ions (mainly K+).

Due to the easy manipulation of spheroid diversity, it gives the potential for cancer to make an elegant system on which some important questions can be answered: How does relatedness influence relative competition between cells?

The confidence intervals for the relationship between the relative competitive effect and relative difference in aboveground monoculture biomass did contain +1, consistent with relative size-symmetric competition (Fig. 3A, slope = 1.7 (0.49–2.86)).

Similarly, Raberg et al. (2006) demonstrated that more virulent strains of the rodent malaria parasite Plasmodium chabaudi experience a stronger within-host competitive advantage in immuno-competent hosts, relative to competition in immunodeficient hosts.

"We have underperformed in Quarter 3, relative to competition and relative to our potential as a company.

We have underperformed relative to competition, and relative to our potential as a company".

Prudential said Gateway "faces a number of challenges, which include gaining traction in retail, overcoming scale issues relative to competition, and a diminished brand, as well as a broken direct franchise".