Sentence examples for poorly competitive from inspiring English sources

From the other hand, this association is not always sufficient to avoid the disappearance of the poorly competitive species face to new, more efficient forms, as was the fate of Nothia aphylla.

Qualitatively, these data demonstrate that ligation is poorly competitive with supercoil unwinding when 5 6 supercoils are present in the starting substrate topoisomer pool, but not when 2 3 supercoils are present.

In the studies of DNA protein interactions based on DNA CT, relatively high protein concentrations were used, making the methods poorly competitive, when compared to other methods not relying on electrochemistry, such as gel electrophoresis.

A potential implication of this protein in rhizobial competitiveness might exist, since it is up-regulated in response to the flavonoid daidzein in B. japonicum strain 4534, a strain highly competitive for nodulation, but not in the poorly competitive B. japonicum strain 4222 [ 105]; it is noteworthy that CPAC 7 is also competitive.

An ongoing area of investigation is the degree to which Cu(I) toxicity is linked to Cu(I -induced dI -inducedn of cognate metals ions from metalloenzymes harboring cofactors composedissociationcofpetitive metals, for example, Mn(II) and Fe(II), as well as the interplay between cognatehometalssionsnd cellular redox maintenance systems, which are intrinsically linked by sulfromchemetalloenzymes

In addition to performing poorly in competitive repopulation, Fancd2-deficient HSCs were also reduced in number (Zhang et al., 2010).

However, the genes may have an effect on growth, because mutants in these genes grow poorly in competitive assays (unpublished data).

We had had a difficult time with an older child who had fared poorly in the competitive atmosphere.

In summary, when synthesizing the past decade's experience with tiered pricing in HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, visceral leishmaniasis and pneumococcal vaccines, we found that when markets were sizeable and multiple sources of production were available, tiered pricing performed poorly compared to competitive production in generating reliable and sustained price reductions.

Strains containing the GyrA: Ser81Phe, ParC: Ser79Phe double mutations, which are frequently seen in clinical QRSP, competed poorly with EF3030 in competitive colonization or competitive lung infections.

If he is ruled out or bowls poorly, England's main competitive advantage disappears.