Sentence examples for two competing factors from inspiring English sources

Our results show that the Kirkendall void growth involves two competing factors.

The competition of these two competing factors leads to the formation of the labyrinthine pattern.

For the 2016 Democratic hopefuls, "there are two competing factors," said Stephanie Cutter, a former deputy campaign manager for Obama's 2012 reelection effort.

Analysis of the cooperativity of the networks suggests a crossover in properties from two competing factors, network density and intermolecular forces (hydrogen bonding).

The results are discussed in the context of the two competing factors which influence the aging rate, namely, the driving force and the molecular mobility.

The effect of thermal treatment on crazing behaviour of the ionomers is also studied; two competing factors, i.e. simple physical aging and enhancement of the ion-rich cluster phase, determine the overall deformation modes.

It is shown that the final nanofiber diameter is determined by the dynamics governed by two main competing factors: (i) elongation under the influence of the electric repulsion between the charges on the fiber surface, which is opposed by (ii) the viscoelastic forces growing in the course of time due to evaporation and stopping the fiber elongation and thinning.

We see then that competing factors are in play.

And a third found that climate-induced sea-surface temperature anomalies over the northeast Pacific were driving storms (and moisture) away from California, but the warming also caused increased humidity two competing factors that may produce no net effect.

To obtain the Bayes factor for the two competing hypotheses H1: S m =1 against H0: S m =0, the posterior odds is divided by its prior odds [ 32, 33]: BF m = P (S m = 1 | data ) 1 − P (S m = 1 | data ) P (S m = 1 ) 1 − P (S m = 1 ), where the prior probability P(S m =1)=1− p0 is readily available from the prior specification of β m in MU.

Confirmatory factor analysis is used to test these two competing hypotheses.