Sentence examples for competitive agent from inspiring English sources

Tracheal intubation is facilitated by the use of a competitive agent or by succinylcholine by 58 and 8% of responders respectively.

When using a limited amount of polybasic organic acid, i.e., citric or tartaric acid as a competitive agent, a catalyst with an "egg-white" or "egg-yolk" type distribution may be achieved.

Tamoxifen functions as a competitive agent of E2 (the ligand that stimulates ER-alpha), blocking E2 binding to ER-alpha.

The copurification of acidic peptides can be circumvented by including 2,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid (DHB) in the buffers as a competitive agent.

In particular, we map the competitiveness to a parameter embedded in the model, so that competitive agents face many opponents, whereas non-competitive ones do the opposite.

Notably, in continuous spaces, competitive agents have a high interaction radius used to compute their neighbors.

Notably, this latter represents the competitive parameter, i.e., the number of opponents that competitive agents face as their payoff increases.

Furthermore, due to the increasing of (k_{rm out}) over time for competitive agents (and to the decreasing of the same parameter for non-competitive agents), we are dealing with adaptive networks (see [33]), i.e., networks whose structure varies over time.

Analyzing networks related to cooperation areas, in the TS-plane, we found that the out-degree distribution is characterized by the presence of more hubs (i.e., many competitive agents appear, even if they tend to cooperate among themselves).

This indicates binding of modified phages to the affinity resins and effective elution with standard competitive agents.

Elution profiles of phages modified with the specific affinity motifs (compared to non-specific phages) document their binding to the affinity resins and effective elution with standard competitive agents.