Sentence examples for suggested competition from inspiring English sources

The OFT was forced to defend a study it published in January which concluded that, while there was widespread mistrust in how the petrol market was working, its analysis suggested competition was "working well".

It suggested competition between dominant and subdominant groups for habitat resources.

(I suggested "competitions or gaming elements," and she said these might be two).

Shifting allegiances and legal battles in the world of location services suggest competition in this market is heating up.

The Ryanair boss's outlook suggests competition will be fierce and fares will remain low, as analysts predict other carriers likely to follow suit.

Bacteroides fragilis GA3 is known to mediate potent inter-strain competition, and we observe GA3 enrichment among strains colonizing infant microbiomes, suggesting competition early in life.

The authors suggest "competition by design" proved only effective in cases of low (perceived) competition which implies that when teams experience fierce instead of mild competition, benefits for creative performance will not be realized.

However, when extensively hydrolysed WPH (DH=27%) was mixed with hydrolysed lecithin, rapid coalescence and oiling-off of the emulsion droplets resulted, suggesting competition between the surface active components of this WPH and the hydrolysed lecithin.

Finally, [14C]methylamine permeability (PMA) measurements indicated the likely presence of an intestinal Rh-mediated ammonia transport system, as increasing NH4Cl (0, 1, 5 mmol l− 1) concentrations reduced PMA, suggesting competition for transport through Rh proteins.

These findings suggest competition among embryos does occur and that a mixture of embryos mitigates the effects of competition [29].

This interpretation corresponds with recent fMRI results that suggest competition for representation interferes with the ability to bias processing towards multiple attended objects in extrastriate area V4 and this results in degraded target selection [22].