Sentence examples for avoiding a competition for from inspiring English sources
However, NADPH is the main cofactor of PHB synthesis and FA de novo synthesis and, consequently, FadB' from FA degradation favours NAD(H), avoiding a competition for the cofactor with other enzymes.
Basal inflorescences were removed after flowering to avoid a competition with neo-formed inflorescences.
Such good parenting comes at a high cost to the other females in the group, they face being evicted or having their pups killed to avoid any competition for child care.
Pay for delay agreements are frequently made by brand-name pharmaceutical companies to pay a generic competitor to hold its competing generic product off the market for a specified period of time, thereby avoiding competition for a lower-priced generic.
"A competition for jobs," he said.
Finally, it is possible that the loss of the Sec-decoding trait in this exquisitely adapted human inhabitant had beneficial consequences for the host, by avoiding competition for an essential element and selenium deficiency in infected individuals.
Individuals in MSG have the same antipredator advantages as animals forming SSG, while avoiding increased intraspecific competition for food and mates, which poses a limitation on how large SSG can be (Terborgh 1990; Caine 1993; Hardie and Buchanan-Smith 1997).
Studies of the jaw anatomy and mechanics of these dinosaurs suggests they probably all occupied slightly different ecological niches in order to avoid direct competition for food in such a crowded eco-space.
The percutaneous approach allows the procedure to be performed in the ICU instead of in the operating room, making it more convenient to arrange and avoiding competition for limited operating room resources [ 5].
