This legislation was designed so that the Spanish regulatory framework could embrace the forms of port organization and management that would in turn permit the Spanish ports to function competitively and efficiently, and to be suitably positioned within the distribution systems.
These two E3 ligases may function competitively to achieve optimal sumoylation of Rpb1.
Because HuR and argonaute share many interacting mRNAs, HuR and microRNAs can function competitively and cooperatively to regulate target mRNA stability or translation efficiency (Srikantan et al, 2012).
By extrapolation, it was believed that antagonists functioned by competitively inhibiting agonist binding, freezing the receptor in an inactive state.
A direct inhibitor of Fas-mediated apoptosis is cellular FLICE-inhibitory protein (c-FLIP), which functions by competitively binding to FADD and inhibiting the cleavage of procaspase-8.
The herbicide translocates to the apical and root meristems, where it functions by competitively inhibiting EPSP synthase, a key enzyme in the shikimate pathway (Franz et al. 1997).
The macromolecules have no idea whether they are functioning cooperatively or competitively with other genes and gene products (such as proteins).
The fitness function chosen here was the amount of biomass after 500 time units when run competitively against a fixed solution.
Very occasionally I'll run competitively.
Perchlorate disrupts thyroid function by competitively inhibiting iodine uptake in a dose-dependent fashion, with unquantified effects in humans.
Exposure to perchlorate is associated with potential health effects including disruption of the thyroid function by competitively inhibiting iodide transport (Urbansky 2002; Kirk 2006).
