Sentence examples for strong competition of from inspiring English sources
The polyethylene terephthalate (PET) takes a prominent place among the materials which are used for this application, but it meets the strong competition of the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE).
Over the past few years, however, thanks above all to the very strong competition of temporary rental sites along the lines of Airbnb, the availability of rooms with low prices but great substance has grown exponentially.
The most important factor to take into account is related to the strong competition of alternate binding motifs.
On the other hand, we found a very strong competition of ALA incorporation by its structural analogue, levulinic acid.
Almost all of our effects were seen in target-present trials, showing strong competition of a matching distractor with the target.
The hydrogen bonded hydrogels became increasingly swollen in response to thymidine due to much stronger competition of DAT-thymidine with DAT-DAT hydrogen bonding.
Stronger interactions between CBZ and adsorbents resulted in stronger competition of CBZ to SMX than that of SMX to CBZ, lower release ratio of the adsorbed CBZ, more energy released and higher orderliness during CBZ sorption than SMX sorption.
However, we are in a climate of strong competition for resources; some individuals may require a lot of home supervision in the community, frequent medication monitoring/delivery and occupational support may also be required.
In the absence of exceptionally strong competition for susceptible hosts, the co-circulation of these antigenically distinct variants may thus be capable of reproducing empirically observed high annual attack rates (World Health Organization, 2014).
Amyas Morse, head of the NAO, said: "The rural broadband project is moving forward late and without the benefit of strong competition to protect public value.
Since the East European countries are small economies close to Western Europe, open trade will provide an immediate source of strong competition for the state enterprises.
