Sentence examples for a balanced competition from inspiring English sources
This suggests the possibility of a balanced competition, mediated by DCL1, between glyoxalase protein production and miR3981 biogenesis leading to a fine-tuning of glyoxalase expression in rice.
Removal of Ca occurs as a balanced competition between sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca ATPases (SERCA 2a) and Na/Ca exchangers; Ca pumps sequester Ca into the sarcoplasmic reticulum, and Na/Ca exchangers (NCXs) extrude Ca to the extracellular space (1).
Two model assumptions are decisive for this (unstable) boundary formation: (i) opposing transferases cannot pass each other on the chromatin causing confinement of the transferases, and (ii) the acetyltransferase and the methyltransferase have the same kinetic properties, which generates a balanced competition of the transferases for the nucleosomes.
In other words, a referee who makes an impartial, therefore causal, mistake will in fact help the weaker teams, resulting in a more balanced competition.
This strongly asymmetric competition turns into a more balanced competition in drought years, as small trees are more favoured than in normal years and may impede the recovery of their tall neighbours.
Seeking to teach fundamentals to novices in a safety-oriented and structured environment of balanced competition, the NCBA bars persons who have participated in noncollegiate bouts after age 16.
Unlike typical businesses, baseball needs balanced competition.
They have much to gain from keeping it in balanced competition with Goodyear Tire and Rubber and Michelin, their other two main suppliers, both to hold prices down and to make substitutions easier if problems develop with tires in the future.
The same is true of Hamas — even more so, in fact, since it is the only real power in Gaza, whereas Hezbollah is in finely balanced competition with other Lebanese parties.
Note that the simple iterative algorithm generally progresses toward more balanced competition, but there is no guaranteed convergence to any sort of optimum; anomalies can occur.
Bucheli et al. [ 40] found that the balanced competition of transcription factors with mRNA processing factors may promote recognition of proper polyadenylation sites while suppressing cryptic sites.
