Sentence examples for reported competition from inspiring English sources

Blues hope the tight-head stays, but face reported competition from Premiership side Harlequins and French second-tier club Pau.

Those who reported competition with others (pharmacies, village doctors, TBAs) were reported to be less likely to be active (Alam et al. 2012a) but competition was not an important predictor of retention (Alam et al. 2012b).

The contact surface can explain the reported competition of auxilin with 'clathrin-box' peptides that bind the terminal domain (Smith et al, 2004).

Journalism.co.uk multimedia storytelling competition, February 2008 A special report looking at the provision of education in an area of Mali has won the inaugural Journalism.co.uk multimedia reporting competition.

Gamers in a multiplayer environment tend to report competition, cooperation, recognition, fantasy and curiosity when playing games, while online players experience challenge, cooperation, recognition and control.

The surprise success of the sensual Fifty Shades of Grey books comes at the same time auction houses are reporting competition for rare and one-of-a-kind items, which change hands for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

But before a single skate hits ice, thousands of technology specialists will have spent much of the past few years designing, building and testing a computing and communications infrastructure that helps run the show, from reporting competition results to ensuring athletes get to their events on time with absolutely no room for error.

Moyle-Heyrman et al. (2011) reported collaborative competition between transcription factors and the nucleosome.

As we reported last year, competition for used goods listings is heating up with a number of big investments and large commitments from online powerhouses creating rivals.

In line with our results, a previous study among Belgian family physicians reported the competition between specialists and family physicians to be a barrier to evidence-based diabetes care [ 26].

Caregivers have reported unintentional competition between generations for the energy and time of the caregiver, limited availability and use of community support, and challenges to create an adequately supportive and familiar social environment for elders (Jones and Brennan 2002).