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We develop an efficient heuristic which could efficiently compete with other existing methods in the literature.

Liquid targets can present more desirable performance circumstances especially using high beam powers, while their neutronic properties can efficiently compete with solid targets such as tungsten.

Our simulations show that the system can efficiently compete the handwritten digits recognition task, which indicates the feasibility of using the RRAM-based binary STDP protocol in neuromorphic computing systems to obtain good performance.

So, while there is good ad targeting software in place, it is not going to efficiently compete for local or regional advertising.

From an ecological perspective, this seemingly bizarre situation can be viewed as a mutualism between the fungal or bacterial cells producing the antibiotics and PAS-enabled phages to more efficiently compete with antibiotic- and phage-sensitive bacterial cells.

ERα-dependent binding to radiolabeled PCNA-ERE1 could be competed away using excess unlabeled ("cold") PCNA-ERE1 probe (P-ERE1) whereas a similar probe with mutations in the two half-sites of the ERE (P-ERE1mut) did not efficiently compete for labeled PCNA-ERE1-bound receptor (Figure 3C).

Under pressure the need to fill space efficiently competes with minimisation of free energy though intermolecular contacts, making the strain less anisotropic.

With ultrafast spectroscopy applied to a (ruthenium)3 osmium complex we show that transition metal polypyridine complexes can be designed where energy transfer between excited singlet states located on different metal centers efficiently competes with intersystem crossing, thus decreasing population of the lower-lying triplet states and concomitant energy loss.

EMSA analysis using nuclear extracts of E2-treated cells and natural sequences, including these putative EREs, indicated that ERβ – the only isoform expressed in U-937 cells – specifically recognized both EREs because ERβ DNA complexes were efficiently competed by the corresponding unlabelled probe and supershifted by the anti-human ERβ (L-20) antibody.

Neither unmethylated, nor methylated single- nor double stranded DNA efficiently competed for RNA binding.

As shown in Figure 1D, GIP1 15 efficiently competed serum binding to plate coated GIP, whereas GIP3 15 failed to do so even at very high concentrations.