Sentence examples for because it competes for from inspiring English sources
Clearly, m-cresol does not favor carboxylic acid self-assembly either because it is a poor recrystallization solvent for carboxylic acids or because it competes for the adsorption sites on HOPG due to its aromatic group.
It is very tall because it competes for sun with 70-foot pines.
Diamond's answer was that Barclays must pay top dollar because it competes for staff in a global market, aiming to wrestle talent away from the likes of Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan.
In fact, IDE is better classified as a competitive substrate; it appears to inhibit because it competes for the active site but then reacts only slowly.
Rice fields are the primary habitat for weedy rice, and the weed can substantially reduce crop yields because it competes for light, space, nutrients, and water and cannot be harvested for food (Delouche et al. 2007).
At all temperatures glucose enhances the release of ARS because it competes with ARS for binding with PBA groups.
With regard to Wnt signalling, it is important to note that wild-type WT1 inhibits Wnt signalling because it competes with TCF4 for binding to CBP (45).
However, there are arguments in certain cases because under flooding conditions, As is present as arsenite, which cannot compete with phosphate; furthermore, phosphate increases As mobility because it competes with arsenate for the adsorption site on Fe-oxides/hydroxides [ 51].
For example, lets say I want to take down the Huffington Post because it competes with my website for traffic.
Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) is an endogenous inhibitor of these enzymes because it competes with L-arginine for each of the three isoforms of NOS: it is considered an important marker of endothelial dysfunction because of its inhibiting role in NO synthesis.
The characteristics of this molecule make it an interesting inhibitor of IL-1 activity because it competes with membrane-bound IL-1RAcP for receptor complex formation with IL-1 receptor I.
