Sentence examples for competing capacity from inspiring English sources

Consequently, down-regulation of the decoy receptors weakens the cell competing capacity with TRAIL and strengthens the cell binding activity to TRAIL through DR5, therefore, results in more cell death in the HIV-1 PV-infected MDM cells.

Species of highly drained soils with poor competing capacity (like the specialist weed Arenaria serpyllifolia) could have been eliminated by an increased level of fertilization and the resulting increased competition with other plants, mostly the crop itself.

We assume (for simplicity) that nodes do not compete for capacity but the available capacity may be less than the video coding bitrate.

The question of what makes life worth living, how best to balance competing interests, capacities and objectives is one that governments are trying to answer all the time.

The aforementioned accreditation system rendered many hospitals compete for capacity and scale to meet the higher grades' standards [ 4].

"We'll be competing for limited capacity with other people who find themselves in the same boat," he said.

"We're competing for worldwide capacity," he said, adding that the company expected the high demand to continue.

"The committee is concerned that the proliferation of similar, overlapping and/or competing building partner capacity authorities creates unnecessary confusion and friction," the House report said.

Faced with competing before a capacity crowd in an Olympic arena expecting only one thing, Cathy Freeman might have felt transported back to Sydney 2000 - except that this time she was not the object of the flag-waving, patriotic hysteria.

The soaring costs of an increasing number of new drugs (specially for cancer and rare diseases) threaten to supersede societal absorbing capacity, competing with other health and outside health sector resources.

Also, given competing time pressures, capacity strengthening plans should support and help meet the objectives and deliverables of operational plans.