Sentence examples for competing presence from inspiring English sources
At Mrs. White's home in this blustery northwestern corner of England, the energy debate is framed by the competing presence of wind farms on the hillsides and shores -- and a massive nuclear plant just up the road.
This regulatory complex, composed of MYB10, bHLH3 and WD40, might control the biosynthesis of the anthocyanin in peach, and the competing presence of MYBPA1 may explain the induction of flavan-3-ols.
America and China have shown growing signs of friction over their competing security presence around the trade-clogged shores of Asia.China's reaction to the Cheonan is one element in what appears to be an attempt to turn the seas near it into a Chinese lake.
In a split-plot design, two levels of competing vegetation (presence and absence) and three covers of logging debris (0%, 40%, and 80%) were replicated eight times at each site on 2 × 2-m areas centered on individual Douglas-fir seedlings.
"We need to stand out on the contraceptive shelf space and compete for presence," he said.
Still, aren't you competing for Web presence not just with your industry competitors but with Coke? A. We are.
It was also competing with other presence-management tools like Topspin, ReverbNation, and musician profile platforms like Bandcamp.
This results in the presence of competing species under a lower nitrogen deposition and partly explains the presence of competing species even under nutrient-poor circumstances, as was found here.
Cell extracts were immunoprecipitated with 2B12 in the presence of competing peptides used for immunization as shown in Figure 1A, and the presence of TLS was revealed using an anti-TLS polyclonal antibody.
In the presence of competing risks outcomes, the Kaplan-Meier core assumption of non-informative censoring does not hold: the presence of competing risk events results in informative censoring [ 1, 28].
These advertisers rely on the presence of competing commercial stations in order to negotiate a good deal.
