Meanwhile, crucial measures to separate Indian business from Indian politics — like parliamentary bills that would have allowed for competitive bidding in road building contracts — have failed.
Three feet, five feet, seven feet: the watermarks on the sides of buildings allowed for competitive damage assessment, and by this grim standard Pioneer Street ranked near the top.
The nanofiber nanofiber interactions can be largely switched off by the introduction of a chemical regulator that allows for competitive hydrogen bonding, resulting in a significant decrease in the stiffness of the material.
Exposure to 10 mM 2DG (a concentration that allows for competitive inhibition of transporters and kinases of 25 mM glucose) resulted in a 2 to 3 fold induction of p-AMPK compared to control slices (Fig. 1B and 1C).
It is likely that this conformation allows for competitive, intramolecular blocking of d-Ala- d-Ala binding.
Simultaneous exposure to both ethanol and trichloroethylene allows for competitive substrate inhibition of metabolism since these compounds share several common enzymatic pathways.
In an oligonucleotide-tagged multiplex (OTM) assay, a mixture of SH2 domains with domain-specific DNA tags are incubated with a sample spot allowing for competitive binding (single sample per well) [ 8].
In his more than twenty years as commissioner, Bud Selig presided over massive increases in profits, expanded the playoffs, instituted revenue sharing to allow for greater competitive balance, and helped maintain (with the specific help of Manfred) nearly two decades of peace between owners and players.
This contribution illustrates how catalysts are tested for high temperature methanation, taking into account these challenges, in order to allow for more competitive and flexible plant design.
In order to develop the best candidate, we must allow for a competitive process in Iowa and the early primary and other caucus states," Kremer said.
