Textures in thin sections indicate a competitive relationship between analcite and calcite cements (Fig. 4d g), which plays a key role in controlling reservoir quality evolution.
Except for internal medicine and surgery, we also observe a substitutive connection for all specialties, which indicates a competitive relationship between GPs and office-based specialists.
Quantitative analysis indicates a competitive binding rather than a screening binding during egg-box dimerization, which is responsible for the inhibitory effect in the lower Ca concentration regime.
Due to the simplicity of its geometry structure and its easiness to be fabricated, the proposed high figure of merit and sensitivity sensor indicates a competitive candidate for applications in sensing or detecting fields.
Equally, those involved in cooperative market outlet are less likely to send their honey to the collectors' and consumer outlets (ρ 32, ρ 42).This indicates a competitive relationship of retailer with consumer outlet and cooperative outlet with collector and consumer outlets (Table 4).
The top seventeen drivers set times within a second of Glock's fastest lap, indicating a competitive field.
Records of competition techniques and winners (such as the 1836 list of "Men of Strength in Edo", which ranks competitors by weights lifted) indicate a competitive aspect.
A recent study has revealed a crucial complex in kinetochores called KMN which can bind microtubules and checkpoint proteins (especially binding Bub3 directly) in corresponding checkpoint "off" and "on", respectively [61], indicating a competitive relationship between microtubules and Bub3.
While experiments in broth culture indicate a competitive fitness defect for prfA* mutants, it remains possible that PrfA activation contributes to L. monocytogenes outside of mammalian infection, for example by promoting bacterial survival in the presence of lower eukaryotes or other soil dwellers.
Numerical results indicate a competitive performance of the evolutionary algorithm based on hill-climbing operators.
