Sentence examples for moreover competing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, competing algorithms have most often been compared using MSE/PSNR [42].
Moreover, competing products from outside these countries are perceived as less authentic (Deshpandé 2010).
Moreover, competing risk, if anything, is likely to underestimate the social class difference observed in cancer mortality, since manual (or lower) social class groups are more likely to die of other causes such as coronary disease.
Moreover, competing economic interests from state-sponsored food industries as well as considerations of international investment in China may inhibit required changes to the food supply, food pricing, sale restrictions, and food taxation policies.
Thus, level of cellular uptake in embryonic cells might be not sufficient to ensure a high enough level of the drug within cells or, alternatively, the drug might be titrated out by the high endogenous FKBP12 level existing in embryos that could also, moreover, compete out the FKBP-linked Cre moiety ([42]; personal observations).
Moreover, in competing against compressed natural gas and ethanol, Methanex faces some very formidable rivals.
Moreover, the competing vehicles from BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi all offer diesel engines, while Jaguar doesn't.
Moreover, the competing cartel had photos of me and was following me.
Moreover, they compete with each other to become the lead function, and they want all the other departments to follow their lead.
Moreover, Rnd3 competes with PDK1 for binding to ROCK kinase and thus prevents its proper localization to the plasma membrane [ 49].
Moreover, lactate competes with α-ketoglutarate for binding to the oxygen sensing prolyl hydroxylase-2 (PHD-2), resulting in diminished PHD-2 activity and subsequent hypoxia-inducible factor-1α (HIF-1α) stabilization (Fig 2A).
