In part this might be due to competition not only with 2OG but also with peptide substrate; however, tight-binding competitive inhibitors also display mixed-mode inhibition kinetics when the enzyme concentration used for screening is very close to the apparent Ki.
This applies to competition – not only economic, but also political.
There will be growing competition not only from the network banks but from local lenders too.
And so unskilled workers face competition not only from college graduates but also from lower-paid immigrants.
As Darwin knew, when individual and group interests diverge, competition not only fails to promote the common good, it also actively undermines it.
She added: "To represent the United Kingdom in such a huge competition, not only as a singer and performer but as a songwriter is an unbelievable honour.
Tim Davie, head of audio and music at the BBC, points out that Radioplayer sharpens competition not only over programming but also over search data and algorithms.
I had a window into the competition, not only as the reporter for The New York Times, but also as Phil Esposito's biographer.
The sole survivor of the "Law & Order" line, it's got competition not only from cable but also from network shows like "The Following" and "Hannibal".
"To represent the United Kingdom in such a huge competition, not only as a singer and performer but as a songwriter is an unbelievable honour.
"It's a hell of a problem keeping an orchestra viable in an atmosphere where the competition, not only in New York City, is ferocious," Mr. Barbash said.
