Sentence examples for competing out from inspiring English sources

Largely self-taught, Carter keeps himself in mental shape by watching "Jeopardy!" and competing out loud with the contestants.

"I was competing out in Canada two weeks ago and the ice rink was packed, you couldn't get a seat.

The ROI of an owner journey should be many multiples of the ROI of a shopper journey, and that's without counting the savings in acquisition costs when you keep existing customers coming back, rather than competing out in the wild for the same new customers everyone else is competing for.

Western blot analysis shows that phosphorylation of NPM/B23 on S4 is increased upon Plk2 WT transfection while Plk2 KD expression decreased the signal in comparison to non-transfected control cells most likely by competing out the endogenous active Plk2 (Fig. 5A).

Ga works by competing out iron (Fe) that is necessary for bacterial metabolism and also serves as a cue for biofilm formation (Banin et al, 2005, 2006).

This result revealed that the mechanism by which γ-tubulin moderates E2F activity is by competing out Dp1 in the E2F Dp1 complex.

To help solve this mystery, Katerina Harvati, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Tübingen in Germany, and her colleagues tested four competing out-of-Africa models.

It's a blessing to be able to compete out here".

Experimental studies performed for characterizing the inhibitory mechanism indicate that GSK-3β inhibition by palinurin cannot be competed out by ATP nor peptide substrate.

DT-BHis bound specifically to the diphtheria toxin receptor and was able to compete out the effect of the wild type diphtheria toxin.

The pocket is normally occupied by a mixture of unidentified, fatty acid-like moieties, which can be competed out by a family of capsid-binding, antiviral compounds.