Sentence examples for modest competitive from inspiring English sources

A modest competitive grant program was launched then, but its survival in future budget cycles turned out to be perilous.

Two of the [4-aza]SRH analogues showed modest competitive inhibition (KI ∼40 μM), while most of the others were inactive.

This was generally accomplished by encouraging formation of the enzyme ATP complex, which was predicted to favor the binding of ATP-noncompetitive ligands and discourage the binding of weak and modest ATP-competitive inhibitors (Scheme 1).

There are modest, but real, competitive reforms.

But Babbel's focus on speaking, the wide selection of languages and the modest price make it competitive with both the free Duolingo and the sophisticated but pricey Rosetta Stone.

Serviceability response as well as ultimate limit conditions are quite complex to predict; high engineering competences are required to guarantee significant load carrying capacities with structural systems of extremely limited weight, and, as a consequence, of very modest costs to be competitive on the market.

The players said, 'We'll give a little to the owners so our teams could be competitive.' " Those modest concessions, he said, were not a defeat for the players, but a victory for all of baseball.

The Japanese yen posted its biggest decline in 10 months against the dollar and sank against the euro after the nation's central bank sold yen in an effort to keep exports competitive and a modest economic recovery on track.

In his first managerial job Mackay earned a reputation for producing, on a modest budget, a side playing competitive and attractive football.

The number of people willing to take the test drive was relatively modest until Audi began offering a competitive lease in early March.

In literature, only few papers consider the combined effect of two or more deflocculants and a modest knowledge has developed on possible competitive or synergic interactions among them.