Sentence examples for by competitive effect of from inspiring English sources
The degree of pectin esterification in different pollen tube location was controlled by competitive effect of pectin methylesterase (PME) and pectin methylesterase inhibitor (PMEI) [ 33, 35].
It is possible that Cx30.2 reduces electrical coupling between nodal myocytes in the AV node by forming small-conductance heterotypic gap junctions with Cx40 or by a competitive effect of low-conductance channels on high-conductance channels.
The District Court misapplied the convenience-and-needs standard by assessing the competitive effect of the proposed merger in the broad, multi-community area that it adopted as the relevant geographic market, while assessing the merger's contribution to community convenience and needs in Phillipsburg alone.
Because the de novo pyrimidine synthesis needs the correct function of the mitochondrial respiratory chain, pyrimidine nucleotide depletion has been hypothesized to contribute to this toxicity by exacerbating the competitive effect of the analogues [15].
The competitive effect of perennial grasses also varied by collection site and community, but was not consistently greater in plants collected from invaded communities (Table 2c, Fig. 4b).
Likewise, the competitive effect of species j on species i may, by virtue of normalising ecological constraints, be decreased as a side-effect of increasing the competitive effect of species k on species i.
The competitive effect of the activators and repressors for the promoter binding sites was also simulated.
The results were explained by the particle growth mechanism that involved the formation of surface-active oligomeric radicals in water phase, adsorption of the radicals onto monomer-swollen particle/water interface, and chain propagation in the interface with subsequent phase migration dominated by the competitive effects of thermodynamics and kinetics.
By means of sensitive EQCN nanogravimetry measurements, the competitive effects of Cl− or Br− adsorption on oxide film formation at Pt can be quantitatively evaluated.
Nor does he mention the competitive effects of Britain's heavily centralised media.
