We also showed the residual signal following competition in the main figure, and explained in the figure legend for this panel that it was only a "semi-quantitative" method, thereby acknowledging the limitations with dot blots.
What remains unresolved is where the residual Lansley requirements on competition law fit into this trend.
ALG administers the Residual Value Awards, a competition that determines which cars in their segments retain the highest proportion of their suggested retail prices at the end of a three-year lease term.
Based on these results, we predicted that prolonged dopamine depletion would result in a preferential increase in agonist binding, and a lesser competition from residual dopamine to the agonist binding.
As the depth increases, the adhesion strength depends on the competition between residual stress caused by the presence of air and stress release due to the improvement of contact area ratio.
Furthermore, the physiological state of athletes at the culmination of a match (or tournament) and residual effects for ensuing competition also remain difficult to define in the context of fatigue.
We previously reported a dominant negative effect for ΔDAG-Rasgrp1, a form of Rasgrp1 lacking the DAG-binding C1 domain (ΔDAG) and we postulated that there may be competition with the residual ∼10% of wildtype RasGRP1 (Roose et al., 2005).
Re denotes the competition range affected by residual energy.
The increased production of IL-22 was not dependent on AhR occupancy by residual TCDD molecules, as demonstrated in competition experiments with the specific AhR antagonist CH-223191.
