Sentence examples for competing branch from inspiring English sources

The author seems unable to decide whether he is trying to tease out historical parallels, which shed light on modern debates, or to provide a comprehensive survey of the wavering fortunes of each competing branch of internationalism.

Moreover, we identified and eliminated the competing branch pathway by inactivating 2-keto acid reductases (yiaE).

In addition, recent progress in biotechnology contributes markedly to better engineering, such as the use of specific promoters and the deletion of competing branch pathways.

The oxylipin pathway contains several competing branch pathways, including allene oxide synthase (AOS) and hydroperoxide lyase (HPL), which are responsible for the production of JAs and aldehydes, respectively.

The decomposition of RDX at the surface showed evidence of the two competing branch reactions into H2CO + N2O and HCN + HONO, as well as two subsequent reactions: H2CO + N2O → H2O + CO + N2 and 2HONO → H2O + NO + NO2.

The Saudi monarch and his inner circle cope with demands from clerical leaders and competing branches within the royal family.

It was a useful arrangement, especially for competing branches of military and intelligence agencies that wanted to put their case to the Express's 11 million readers.

Asked what government the federal constitution of 1787 had established, Benjamin Franklin responded: "A republic, if you can keep it".But republican governance, even with its competing branches of government and elected representatives, did not perform well as America expanded westward.

In his inauguration speech on Wednesday, Mr. Khatami pledged to work toward the rule of law and individual rights, greater economic development, greater press freedom, improved education, real cooperation between competing branches of government and ending the shadowy extremist violence that has long plagued the Islamic revolution.

The city still has not decided where it will store and maintain the vehicles, or how it will power them.The last problem is bedevilling in a way unique to Washington; no other American city is home to so many competing branches of government.

Overall, the JA and HPL pathways are competing branches that provide plants with different defensive responses.