Sentence examples for could be competed with from inspiring English sources

Consistent with PTD uptake, extracellular PrP binding to the cell surface could be competed with soluble GAGs.

Moreover, the formation of this complex was impaired by pre-incubation with the ER antagonist ICI 182780 and the detection of the complex could be competed with unlabelled TCF-oligonucleotide but not by a mutant TCF oligonucleotide (Figure 7 A).

The complete segregation of short linear vs. long or discontinuous epitopes was entirely unexpected: not a single antibody to the structured region of PrP could be competed with linear dodecameric peptides, whereas all antibodies to the unstructured amino proximal region or to the very far carboxy terminal end of PrP, without any exception, were efficiently competed by cognate peptides.

Furthermore, EMSAs showed that Bin bound specifically to all three of the wild-type Fkh motifs in vitro, and that this binding could be competed with the wild type but not with the mutated binding sites (Fig. 1E), results that correlated with the effect of mutated Fkh sites on enhancer activity.

Moreover, EMSAs showed that CHES-1-like bound specifically to all three of the wild-type Fkh-binding sites in vitro, and that this binding could be competed with the wild type but not with the mutated binding sites (Fig. 1F), results that further strengthen this hypothesis.

With Stephon Marbury planning to leave when his contract expires in 2009, Collins could be competing with Robinson to be Marbury's successor.

The Knicks 12-199) won for the ninth time in 14 games this month, against a team they could be competing with for a playoff spot.

In between the Yankees swept the Seattle Mariners, but losing five games to two Central Division teams that could be competing with them for the wild-card playoff berth is a potential cause for concern.

If reports are to be believed, both Fabregas and Barkley could be competing with Sergej Milinković-Savić for the goalscoring midfielder role Marek Hamsik played so well for Napoli under Sarri.

Instead, independent analysts, solar industry leaders and the industry's national trade association say the tariff will price solar installation companies out of the game in places where their projects could be competing with wind or natural gas.

The RFL's independent board of directors, who today chose to promote Widnes, will announce the rest of the recipients of Super League licences on July 26 and Halifax could be competing with Wakefield and Castleford, the two current clubs thought to be most at risk, for places in the 14-team league.