Sentence examples for functions in competition with from inspiring English sources
He rapidly developed the theory of elliptic functions in competition with the German Carl Gustav Jacobi.
Whether PKNOX1 functions in competition with TEAD for YAP interaction or whether they all associate in a tripartite complex are important questions to be addressed in the future.
T6SS have been demonstrated to function in competition with other microbes by delivering bactericidal effectors in a cell-contact dependent manner [ 103, 140, 141].
Here we use the PBS escape mutant B2 to demonstrate the capacity of the synthetic tRNAB2 to function in reverse transcription in competition with endogenous tRNAs in fibroblasts and embryonic carcinoma (EC) cells.
It cannot be excluded that Pol κ may also function on the lagging strand in competition with DNA Pol δ.
Therefore these functional explanations are sustained by a complex causal feedback loop in which dysfunctional elements tend to be filtered out in competition with better functioning elements.
Binding of Hoxa2 and a fraction of GR to motifs with low INOS values suggesting they are not in competition with nucleosomes and may function using different mechanisms.
Some Hoxa2 and GR, but not c-Jun, bound motifs have low INOS suggesting a second class of motifs that are not in competition with nucleosomes and may function using different mechanisms.
Cellular interactions generate both modification of biological functions and proliferating destructive events related to growth of tumour cells in competition with the immune system [5].
These functions are selectable as they differentially effect the organism's ability to survive, mate, and reproduce in competition with other individuals in the species, as modulated by the effective population size of the species.
Thus, the modern prosthetic – with its relative advantage of retention of function and good clinical results accompanied by the potential of an outcome fraught with complications – is in competition with the tried and tested arthrodesis.
