Sentence examples for setting competition from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 1958, on the strength of his success in winning the Observer's crossword setting competition two years running, he was taken on by the then Manchester Guardian as one of its small band of crossword setters.

Then, a multivariable logistic regression model was fit with sex, contact, setting, competition level, and a first order interaction term between sex and contact, to evaluate sex-differences in the odds of head injury observation (among all soccer-related injury observations) within this sample.

We're setting competition aside and encouraging others to utilize these open source tools".

We present stratum-specific (across levels of sex, and contact) adjusted (for setting, competition level and concussion diagnosis) Time-loss Ratios in Table 5, to describe the effect.

In this setting, competition has been associated with improved quality of care and efficiency and suggest that results-based financing is associated with increased use and quality of care [ 9, 10, 20, 22].

It bears remembering that his terrific year-end finish came indoors in best-of-three set competition when the player of the year, Novak Djokovic, was running on fumes.

When prices are set, competition is forced out and the consumer loses, anti-trust allegations usually appear.

Meanwhile they have records to set, competitions to enter, a rival family to grimicingly welcome to the neighborhood, media demands to satisfy and a million and one other things to attend to.

Many of those writers will be fair game as Mr. Rosenthal begins to acquire books for his own imprint, setting up competition between Penguin and Simon & Schuster.

When a female comes into heat, she mates with all the males in the group, setting up competition within her reproductive tract between the sperm of different males.

In the UK, the government is not just plugging holes, but setting aside competition rules to encourage the monopolisation of finance.