Sentence examples for readily compete from inspiring English sources

(Paper recycling would continue, because pulp markets readily compete for the city's paper supply).

He says entering the Free Trade Area of the Americas -- the hemispherewide trade pact the Bush administration has been pushing -- would be "suicidal" in the short term because Ecuador could not readily compete with bigger neighbors.

And Derek Simpson, a British labor union leader, said there were grave concerns in Britain about the American attitude toward British companies and workers, who he said could readily compete for reconstruction contracts if given the chance.

Nor are they allowed to do anything about the near complete capture of the national food culture by a global food industry which is founded on buying cheap and selling dear, although not so dear that any non-global business can readily compete.

It is possible that TGFA and HB-EGF may have a higher affinity to the receptor compared to AREG; therefore, TGFA and HB-EGF may more readily compete for receptor binding in the setting of prolonged cetuximab exposure.

As expected, addition of 10-fold excess of methylated M197 could readily compete off the complex formation of KLF4 with labeled M197.

Competition binding assays using Cry2Ae as a heterologous competitor showed that this protein readily competed with 125I-Cry2Ab (Fig. 4A).

Nevertheless, CXCL11 readily competed proteolysis of CXCL12 by CXCR7 (Figure 3D) and, as predicted from the known receptor specificity, CXCL11 had no effect on the moderate CXCR4 mediated CXCL12 degradation.

This binding was readily competed off by the free Myr-47/WT peptide.

Selenate readily competes with the uptake of sulfate and it has been proposed that both anions are taken up via a sulfate transporter in the root plasma membrane in land plants.

Upon the formation of the 2-deoxyribose radicals, the presence of O2 readily competes with H-atom donors via generating peroxyl radicals of 2-deoxyribose, which can also be reduced by H-atom donors.