Sentence examples for both competition of from inspiring English sources
Both competition of deposition sites on quartz sand surfaces and the enhanced stability/dispersion of nTiO2 induced by copresent colloids were found to be responsible for the increased nTiO2 transport with colloids under unfavorable conditions.
Rather than a restriction, "The law has quite the opposite effect: It subsidizes and so produces more political speech," fostering "both the vigorous competition of ideas and its ultimate object — a government responsive to the will of the people".
In both the competition of the ecosphere and the competition of trade and commerce, random chance is probably the major, all-pervasive factor.
In 2004, the production weathered both the competition of the Mel Gibson movie "The Passion of the Christ" and the wrath of a hurricane that nearly swept Wauchula away but spared the play's many costumes and long-suffering donkey.
On the basis of these results, we suggested that a combined effect including both the competition of SWCNTs with HPF for peroxynitrite and quenching of HPF oxidation products' fluorescence by SWCNTs might account for the observed effect.
In 1995, Gaubatz et al. [ 28] showed that AP2 acts as an inhibitor of Myc-mediated transactivation, a function that is mediated both by competition of AP2 with binding of Myc or Max and by direct protein-protein interaction of AP2 with the BR/HLH/LZ domain of the Myc protein.
Both competition and predation of the type considered in this study appear to occur with high enough frequency in natural populations to be important.
In both competitions, 14% of the goals City conceded were the result of fast breaks.
Thus, there are elements of both competition and cooperation in the negotiation (hence semi-competitive environments).
Hence, we find similar regions of stable two-locus equilibria, with mixed levels of both competition and policing behaviors.
Therefore, the findings stress the importance of both competition and parent-brand fit in making informed positioning decisions and more realistic predictions of extension success.
