Sentence examples for apt competing from inspiring English sources
In addition, the fuel efficiency and related emissions of CO2 and other GHG by APT competing with the HSR on the short- to medium-haul lines/routes will also be improved in the forthcoming decades.
Such behavior finds a corollary among humans, when, in large families, the youngest children, who have no chance of competing with their big siblings, are the most apt to play Peter Pan.
Things for which this logo would be more apt: an off-shore drilling company; "Hydrogen," the new women's network competing with "Oxygen"; Canada.
Safety First In choosing a car that's apt to keep their kids in one piece, parents may have to balance competing interests.
In the mid-fifties, everyone knew the name of the heavyweight champion, an exalted office, and columnists competed to find the apt gladiatorial metaphor to describe each bout.
Similarly within ORFs, histone modifications that are associated with processive elongation and help to prevent unscheduled initiation (Fig. 1C), also compete with the recruitment of APT to help NRD-dependent termination [29,30].
Hence, driven by acquisitiveness, having no moral restraints, and motivated to compete for scarce goods, individuals are apt to "invade" one another for gain.
Vayupak's critics say a more apt comparison might be Malaysia, where the government tends to steer resources towards favoured firms and businessmen.At the very least, Vayupak's retail fund will compete unfairly with banks and private mutual funds.
When mixing a thrombin sample with QD-apt B, BOBO-3 is competed away from the beacon due to target-induced aptamer folding, which then causes a decrease in QD-apt Bescence resonance energy transfer (FRET)-mediated BOBO-3 emission and acompetedthrombin quawaytation.
