Sentence examples for use in competing from inspiring English sources

'You're rotting now.' Strong, silent men are not much use in competing with immigrant salesmen or on TV talk shows.

There's no use in competing against yourself.

Fine and Gray [ 16] proposed a regression modeling applied directly on a cumulative incidence function for particular use in competing risks analysis.

While they don't feel like super premium devices (the plastic used doesn't feel nearly as premium as that used in competing products, including the Bragi line and Apple's own AirPods) they have withstood a lot of high intensity use, including wear in light rain and a lot of sweat testing.

Tai et al. compared the joint modelling of event-specific hazards to other non-parametric approaches commonly used in competing risk situations [ 27].

Male primates of other species often use displays in competing with one another, and the displays "do seem to resolve disputes without actual physical violence," said Robert Seyfarth, an expert on primate behavior at the University of Pennsylvania.

Prosecutors claimed that the code was an important component for building the system, and its use in developing competing programs would diminish the value of Goldman's trading operation.

Acquisition talks fall through all the time, but a new lawsuit from social media startup CultureSphere accuses global IT company HCL of something more serious — using those talks as a way to get access to confidential information for use in a competing product.

Experts with different land use interests often use differing definitions of land suitability that can result in competing land use decisions.

Instead of using the Kaplan-Meier method in competing risks analysis, a measure of the failure function called the cumulative incidence function (CIF which takes into account the competing risk of death should be employed when estimating the absolute probability of revision at any given time (Kalbfleisch and Prentice 1980, Schwarzer et al. 2001).

In 1960, Dr. Melnick showed that the weakened strains of polio virus used by Dr. Albert Sabin to make his oral vaccine produced less damage to the nervous system than the strains used in a competing vaccine.