Sentence examples for competition of different from inspiring English sources
The size exclusion effect is taken into account in the competition of different species for a given pore.
From the analysis of the membrane formation mechanism, the competition of different phase separation process during membrane formation is most important.
Rift basins, when either extremely dry or lake-filled, form important barriers for migration, mixing and competition of different populations of animals and hominins.
According to the CF model [3, 11, 12], the formation of filaments (set) is more random than their rupture (reset) process due to the competition of different filamentary paths during the formation process.
Apart from the potential benefit of another effective antimalarial regimen contributing to a healthy competition of different regimens on the market, MB can be considered a re-emerging antimalarial with the potential to be a valuable partner drug in various ACT and non-artemisinin drug combinations.
In contrast, negative crosstalk can include direct competition of different modifications targeting the same amino acid or one modification can mask the recognition site for another PTM (e.g., the acetylation-mediated inhibition of kinase phosphorylation).
Therefore, because horses in the same event may have participated in competitions of different levels of competition and so belong to different groups, the group effect may be identified in (2) and (3).
The excitation power- and excitation wavelength-dependent PL spectra and time-resolved PL decay measurements were also further investigated to affirm the recombination properties of charge carriers and elucidate the competition mechanism of different radiative transition pathways in Ti0.91O2/CdS composite nanostructure.
Today we had competition of a different kind as sundry political leaders jostled for attention.
Existing research on competition between wildlife and livestock generally has treated it as interspecific sympatric competition, where individuals of different species vie for the same resource in an ecosystem (Prins 2000).
Competition between saplings of different species is intense and has different outcomes depending in part on soil and light intensities and to a large degree on the effects of mammals.
