Sentence examples for cross compete from inspiring English sources
As anticipated, antisera elicited by each of these MCPs bound to both MCPs and the respective MAbs (419 MCP MAb 2D3, and 426 MCP MAb 11A8) cross compete for binding to gp120 (Figure 2).
In 1964, a Cleveland Bay/Thoroughbred cross competed in show jumping in the Tokyo Olympics.
Intersystem crossing competes with this process to generate the Trp triplet which in turn photosensitises the production of ROS; O2 radicals by electron transfer or 1O2 by energy transfer [54].
Another possibility is that the percept of the target cyan dot and the percept of the background crosses might compete with each other.
Prototypic Cluster A mAbs A32 and C11 bind to similar epitopes on gp120 but only weakly cross-compete with each other, suggesting they have unique specificities (Guan et al., 2013).
In high school she ran cross-country, competing against the clock and against herself.
But don't think that they have put on a manual on deconstruction where the mood-swinging bipolar spirit of the play should be or that they have replaced with a set of crude larks the enormous subtlety with which the play orchestrates its shifting conflicted atmospheres and its sense of conversation as the criss-crossing of competing monologues.
To mitigate the ecological impact of this increase on the environment, a major challenge that this paper tackles is how to best select the most energy efficient services from cross-continental competing cloud-based datacenters.
UP AND DOWN HILLS Many people believe that cross-country skiers compete on flat terrain, but actually most trails incorporate sizable hills.
Cross-country skiers compete in individual events over short, middle and long distances ranging from 1km to 20km and can also compete in team relays using classical or free techniques.
In some markets (e.g., UK to Spain) road transport may be a competitive alternative, in other markets (e.g., the Channel crossing) rail may compete, but these alternatives are never perfect competition.
