Sentence examples for competitively between from inspiring English sources

For example, if these regions are involved in selectively attending to a location and this process is implemented competitively between the two visual fields [e.g. as in biased competition, 39], they may receive inhibitory inputs from regions representing the other visual field.

Clearance from each lung region is treated competitively between absorption into the blood and particle transport processes (from the respiratory tract to the GI tract and to lymph nodes, and from one region to another) (ICRP 1994).

Our result showing accelerated muscle, but delayed skeletal differentiation in low-temperature demes is indicative of a heterochronic evolutionary trade-off where resources are allocated competitively between growth and developmental processes in the musculoskeletal system.

Palmitoyl-LPA, oleoyl-LPA, 1-palmitoyl, 2-oleoyl-PA, and 1,2 dioleoyl-PA competitively displaced between 20 30% of [3H]rosiglitazone with micromolar affinity from the PPARγ ligand binding domain (Table 2), as described previously [4], [5].

All three have been making significant inroads, he said, offering competitively priced connections between major and secondary European airports and destinations in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

The monovalent Fab of Anti-MUC1* competitively inhibited binding between particle-immobilized MUC1* peptides and NM23 (Fig. 4C).

Tamoxifen allosterically affects coactivator recruitment by competitively inhibiting association between E2 and ER HBS.

Formation of stable stem-loop within nascent RNA may competitively inhibit hybridization between the RNA molecule and its DNA template.

We then decided to test the ability of the 4xE variant to competitively inhibit the association between eIF4E and eIF4G (Fig 7).

Indeed we found that PRO 2000 competitively inhibited the interaction between bacterial LPS and its cognate receptor TLR4, a potent inducer of Th1-type immune responses.

The sVEGFR1 competitively inhibits the binding between VEGFR1 and its ligands, such as VEGF and PGF.