Sentence examples for phenomenon of competition from inspiring English sources

In this work we demonstrated the phenomenon of competition of some earlier designed polycationic peptides and fluorescent probes for their binding to the negatively charged inner membrane of mitochondria and to the PC/PG (9 1) liposomes.

The phenomenon of competition was initially identified in superinfections of T. congolense [ 17, 18], where primary infections prevented establishment of a second strain.

There were phenomena of competition between all proteins for joining the multilayer film to achieve a balance resulting in a gradual stabilization of the value of wetting tension over the cycles, for both adsorption and rinsing steps.

A new optimization technique, Imperialist Competitive Algorithm (ICA), which is inspired from socio-political phenomenon of imperialistic competition, is proposed in this paper for optimal design of static synchronous compensator (STATCOM) in a multimachine environment.

The phenomenon of sperm competition is well known among humans' closest living relatives, chimpanzees and gorillas, as well as in humbler creatures like fruit flies.

During that year, and subsequent years spent as a postdoc in Morata's lab (and later with Konrad Basler at the University of Zurich, Switzerland), Moreno was able to link the previously isolated phenomenon of cell competition to the well-established process of programmed cell death.

The phenomenon of ion competition in MS (ESI) has been discussed previously in the literature.

The phenomenon of sperm competition in Drosophila melanogaster has been extensively studied using mating laboratory assays as well as surveys of parenthood from wild-caught females.

For example, Hox-Hox interactions have been proposed to occur in Drosophila to explain a phenomenon of quantitative competition and mutually inhibitory functions [ 42].

The analysis of Equations 1 with PR = 0 is consistent with a number of previous theoretical and experimental studies suggesting that immunomanipulation can aid a focal lineage (in our case, H) to exclude competitors [ 4, 12 16] and is more generally consistent with the broad phenomenon of interference competition in bacteria, exemplified by bacteriocins [ 17].

Moreover, system (1.2) is able to model the well-observed phenomenon of segregation through competition.