Sentence examples for observed a competitive from inspiring English sources

We have observed a competitive behaviour to occupy the group-V positions between the N and Sb, where the higher Sb content is incorporated, the lower N content is present.

Even if the probability of occurrence of that condition was deemed low until now [ 25], it was recently observed a competitive advantage of some HPV genotypes over other genital HPV types in the unvaccinated population [ 26].

Furthermore, we observed a non-competitive inhibition by pRB, of the binding between scFv 43M2 and E7, where increasing concentrations of pRb were able to proportionally reduce the binding of 43M2 to the E7 immobilized on the chip.

Finally, we observed competitive and non-competitive interactions between one of such dihydro-β-agarofurans (Mama12) and classical Pgp modulators such as cyclosporin A, verapamil, progesterone, vinblastine and GF120918.

To further support this observation we observed the competitive binding to the PDZ domain of the Dvl C-terminus and two agents known to bind the Dvl PDZ domain―the peptide TMEM88-C and the small-molecule inhibitor 3289 8625 (Grandy et al., 2009); we reasoned that by competing with the intrinsic binding of the C-terminus, these two agents should induce an open Dvl conformation.

To address this issue, we co-cultured AltDE and AltDE1 in RM and MMG in order to determine whether the transcriptional differences observed resulted in a competitive advantage for AltDE1.

This result indicates that mirror neuron system activity is modulated by the outcome for a particular player in a competitive game even when observing a complex and naturalistic sports game.

At pH < 2 a very high and consistent Cd2+ uptake is observed under non-competitive and competitive conditions.

A decrease in feelings of energy and an increase in perceived fatigue were observed in competitive swimmers progressively increasing their training volume [ 31], which supports our "overload" hypothesis.

In 1980, Hansen and Hubbel [43] observed the competitive exclusion principle in the biological chemostat experiments.

Significantly lower tumour accumulation was observed in competitive assays and DU145 xenografts.