Sentence examples for competition consensus from inspiring English sources

One that stresses community over competition, consensus over conflict, simplicity over consumption service over self-aggrandizement and quiet over the constant chatter in our lives.

In the competition assay, the addition of 100-fold excess of unlabeled competitor consensus oligonucleotide prevented binding.

Homologous competition using consensus AP-1 resulted in the disappearance of the AP-1 complex (Figure 2B, lane 4) pointing to the specificity of the DNA protein interaction thereby clearly indicating that the complex is not an artifact generated by non-specific protein binding.

Perhaps the Keizai Doyukai's rise indicates a growing appetite for competition, rather than consensus, in Japanese business.

In other jurisdictions, however (e.g., in Italy or German or U.S. states), similar effects away from majoritarian party competition and toward consensus democracy could not be observed; in presidential systems such as in the U.S. states legislative majorities and the executive are disconnected anyway.

This protein-DNA complex is abolished (Figure 2C, lane 8) upon competition with unlabelled consensus c-Rel oligonucleotide and also sequences corresponding to homologues hres c-Rel motif (lanes 4, 6) but is unaffected in the presence of non-specific cold competition (lane 7).

Using consensus competition probes and specific antibodies for DBP and antibodies for two negative controls (OCT-1 and IgG), we confirmed that the top band corresponded to the binding of DBP.

Economic policy based on competition, not planning, is consensus.

Previously, the United States had rejected the idea of trying to reach an international consensus on competition law.

Rather, he practises what the Harvard report calls "collusive democracy", preferring co-option and consensus to competition.

It seems to work at SAP because of its unusual culture: a seemingly contradictory mix of internal consensus and competition.