Sentence examples for precludes competition from inspiring English sources

Of note pulled-down ARF6 contains coexpressed AR149, which precludes competition of AR149 and GGA3 for binding to activated ARF6.

With few exceptions, the different groups of adapiforms lived on different continents, which precluded competition between the groups.

Since the old British Rail was privatized in 1996, an inefficient, unprofitable state monopoly has been replaced by inefficient but generally profitable private operators that preclude competition by maintaining regional monopolies.

Ms. Grann and the company declined to comment on her contract, although people close to the company said contracts there did not typically contain provisions precluding competition from another company.

Horizontal effects are crucial when it comes to building dominant position while precluding competition on domestic sector markets and draining domestic market of quality labor.

We do not want to allow public insurance to squeeze out private insurance, nor do we want the private insurance companies to come to Congress and preclude competition from a public plan.

Sorghum roots exude sorgoleone, a hydrophobic p-benzoquinone compound that inhibits electron transfer in photosystem II to preclude competition for resources with neighboring plants [ 14].

Critics have argued that advertising expenditures on such a scale, whether for deodorants or presidents, tend to waste society's resources and also to preclude effective competition by rival producers or politicians who cannot raise equally large amounts of money.

This situation partly stems from architectural culture, which is reluctant to engage with marketing culture, and whose ethical standards traditionally precluded active competition.

However, the limited time-frame for acquiring new annotations for a CAFA-like competition precludes the use of term-centric measures unless a large number of annotations are obtained for very specific functions.

"It would allow us greater involvement … in identifying issues that could potentially be problematic and what could potentially preclude horses from competition.