The rowing schedule, however, was compiled to allow for such adjustments without disruption of the overall competition.
In contrast to the earlier reports, our findings suggest that the disruption of the enhancer competition model reported in Wilms' tumour may also occur in HB.
The cycle of disruption, competition, learning and progress has been shortened.
Numerical experiments (with hypothetical and empirical data) are conducted to show the impacts of competition, facility disruption risks and transportation cost metrics on the optimal design.
Today, the relentless march of technological disruption, the increasingly global nature of competition, and the instantaneous flow of information all contribute to instability.
The studied supply chain faces two major risks: disruption of suppliers and tough competition from competitors.
Although our study did not quantify factors affecting mobility, field observations show that declining livestock mobility in the area is driven by a combination of factors, including increased individualization and disruption of social structures, increased competition and violent conflicts over resources, and lately the increased acquisition of land by investors following oil discovery.
Several competing models for miRNA-mediated translational repression have been proposed: inhibition of initiation, disruption of the mRNA loop, competition with eIF4E, or inhibition of elongation (Filipowicz et al, 2008).
A pathway that may contribute to metal ion induced carcinogenesis is by hypoxia signaling, which involves a disruption of cellular iron homeostasis by competition with iron transporters or iron-regulated enzymes.
Therefore, it can be assumed that the interaction between the phosphorylated ERK2 dimer and PTP-SL leads to disruption of the ERK2 dimer, due to competition for the same L16 region.
