Sentence examples for scientific competitors from inspiring English sources

Because the anonymous peers chosen to review manuscripts are often the authors' scientific competitors, jealousies and competitive advantage can become factors in the reviews.

Your report makes the statement that "Peer reviewers thus need not be scientific "competitors" of the applicant, or even be studying the same disease or organ system".

He coined the technique Hybridocytochemistry by analogy with Immunocytochemistry, but international scientific competitors called it FISH, an acronym that somewhat to Piet's dismay was soon universally accepted.

Yet his scientific colleagues and competitors became exasperated, even contemptuous.

Until and unless that happens, Google is likely to continue its scientific management, and competitors are likely to continue countering it through vision, public communication, and product management.

But often managers assumed a success was due to the unique abilities of their in-house scientists and didn't consider whether it could be due to greater general knowledge in that particular scientific area, which competitors might have, too.

Scientific conflicts with competitors must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

But it seemed on first acquaintance to be more algorithmic, testable, and scientific than its competitors.

Features include a dashboard for visibility into a brand's SEO status as well as its competitors, scientific analysis around hundreds of data points explaining the causes and effects of a brand's success in SEO, real-time recommendations for improving natural search rankings – ranging from quick fixes to long-term strategies.

Interestingly, like in the case of Cold War espionage, the dispute concerned the admissibility or inadmissibility of passing on sensitive scientific information to competitors in a race, albeit a scientific race rather than an arms race.

Though slow to commercialize its bright ideas, says the New York Times, Bell Labs succeeds by supporting fundamental scientific research while its competitors slash basic R&D spending.