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"I don't know that it's the mayor's plan," said Mr. Pataki, who has a mutually competitive relationship with Mr. Giuliani.

In prokaryotes, this yields the interdependent, cooperative, and mutually competitive colonial form (biofilm).

When bioenergy consumption approaches this upper limit, not only the biomass prices will increase, but also the food prices due to the mutually competitive land use.

These enzymes hydrolyze cAMP and cGMP with high affinity in a mutually competitive manner and are inhibited by compounds such as cilostamide, cilastazol and milrinone [2], [3].

The heterodimerization of RXR with RAR, LXR, FXR, or PPAR is therefore mutually competitive, and atRA signaling not only triggers the transcription of its target genes, but also competitively suppresses the transcription of others.

Wnt9b is known to regulate planar cell polarity in the nephron, and the canonical pathway and non-canonical pathways are widely believed to be mutually competitive and inhibitory (Grumolato et al., 2010).

As the two items are presented closer together, mutually suppressive competitive interactions increase and this results in decreased N2pc amplitude.

Overlapping or adjacent motifs can promote mutually exclusive, competitive interactions, allowing context-dependent assembly of functionally distinct complexes [ 86] (Fig.  2d).

From a random start, selection of the fittest (i.e., living the longest and gathering the most food) led to the autonomous development of organized behavior (i.e., food approach and predator avoidance) and specific network architectures (e.g., mutually inhibitory, competitive networks).

For over fifty years the common presumption has been that computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and experimental fluid dynamics (EFD) were mutually exclusive and competitive.

Many are compatible with one another one can be both a CrossFitter and a DIYer but many others are mutually exclusive and/or competitive.