Conceivably, by interacting with the CRY C-terminal helix, PERs could compete with the C-terminus of the BMAL1 transactivation domain for CRY binding (Czarna et al., 2011).
But for a man who never stops competing -- per shot, per hole, per hand of poker, and of course, per minute of every basketball game -- Kidd has one priority, and that is winning an N.B.A. title.
At $150 per month for high-usage households, though, $50 to $60 per month on competing networks looks like a downright steal.
Even with the evidence against this fuel its energy inefficiency and environmental harm he probably won't feel he can stir up a political hornet's nest and cut back various ethanol subsidies, particularly the 54-cents-per-gallon tariff on competing Brazilian-produced sugar-based ethanol.
Even with the evidence against this fuel-its energy inefficiency and environmental harm-Obama probably wont feel he can stir up a political hornets nest and cut back various ethanol subsidies, particularly the 54-cent-per-gallon tariff on competing Brazilian-produced sugar-based ethanol.
Moore appeared at the No Way Out pay-per-view in February 2005, competing in a gauntlet match for the Cruiserweight Championship, but was eliminated by Paul London.
However, a pay-per-listen podcast is competing with thousands of free podcasts.
Visa and MasterCard charge merchants eight times the amount per transaction that competing debit cards charge, the suit contends.
We find that Craigslist's entry into a local labor market was associated with a decrease in the number of visitors and page views per visitor at competing employment websites.
The best configuration, in the case with IEEE 802.15.4 MAC protocol is achieved for, where only eight sensors per cluster are competing for the channel, and even though (i.e., sensors have only approx. 15 ms to access the channel), the success probability is the largest.
