Sentence examples for demonstrated competition from inspiring English sources

The sera interacted with a peptide spanning the MPER region, demonstrated competition with broadly neutralizing antibodies 2F5 and 4E10, and exerted modest lipid binding, indicating the presence of MPER-specific antibodies.

However, several experiments have demonstrated competition and cooperation in setups lacking these factors [ 20, 22].

In vitro studies have also demonstrated competition between H. influenzae and S. pneumoniae but predicted that S. pneumoniae should inhibit the growth of H. influenzae.

In his Liszt group -- the brooding and volatile Ballade No. 2, and the three "Venezia e Napoli" pieces -- Mr. Plano demonstrated competition-honed virtuosity as well as musical depth.

Activity assays of Tm_Cel5A confirmed a strong inhibition effect in the presence of Cd2+ metal ions demonstrating competition with the natural substrate for the active site.

The industry is facing an investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority, and Horta-Osório attempted to demonstrate competition in a market place in which Lloyds has market shares of over 18% in current accounts, mortgages and savings.

The results of elemental analysis of Fe-Co-Mo coatings obtained on a substrate of mild steel at various current densities demonstrate competition process of recovery of iron and cobalt.

The results of elemental analysis of Fe-Co-Mo coatings obtained on a substrate of mild steel 08KP at various current densities demonstrate competition process of recovery of iron and cobalt.

This was supported by assay data showing that the IC50 value is sensitive to the concentration of substrate peptide but not the concentration of ATP, and Lineweaver Burk analysis demonstrating competition with peptide substrate was also shown.

Upon the inclusion of 10 μM YjiA, 180 μM Zn II) is required to observe saturation of the zincon, demonstrating competition by YjiA for Zn II) and consistent with the measured Zn II) stoichiometry of four ions per monomer.

The hypothesis that tyrphostins would bind at the substrate phosphorylation site was supported by Dixon plots demonstrating competition with a peptide substrate for several compounds including AG18 and AG99; however, no evidence was provided to demonstrate that the compounds were noncompetitive with respect to ATP.