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When cold probes with mutations at the CCAAT box (mCAT) or the inverted CCAAT box (miCAT) were used in competition assays, two bands were preserved (arrows, lanes 5 and 13); these two bands were significantly competed by a short cold probe containing ATTGG sequences (sNFY, lanes 6 and 14).

As with the previous experiment both the dp14 and 12 oligosaccharides significantly competed for CXCL12 at similar low concentrations (1  μg ml−1), but higher concentration of the dp10 oligosaccharides were required to exert the same level of competition.

142 384] that contains all the sequences required for integrin-binding activity, and a synthetic peptide corresponding to a.a. 203 209 within that region significantly competed with intact B. burgdorferi for binding to αIIbβ3 (Defoe and Coburn, 2001).

When analysed over a range of concentrations both the dp14 and 12 oligosaccharides significantly competed with solid-phase heparin at similar low concentrations (12.5  μg ml−1; P<0.001), whereas the dp10 and 8 oligosaccharides were required at much higher concentrations (50  μg ml−1 and in excess of 100  μg ml−1 respectively) to achieve similar levels of competition (40% inhibition; Figure 1B).

Nevertheless, the current automated scanners equipped with high-frequency broadband transducers are still significantly competing with hand-held instruments.

At that time, Yahoo! argued that such tipping would not occur because Microsoft, as a stand-alone entity, would continue to significantly compete against Google in Internet search for the foreseeable future.

We determined that a dodecasaccharide, an oligosaccharide composed of 12 monomeric sugar units (dp12) was the shortest length oligosaccharide able to significantly compete for CXCL12 binding against heparan sulphate in vitro.

In terms of data acquisition and analysis, we found that care must be taken in quantitating these low-frequency events, because background or nonspecific fluorescence can significantly compete with a 1% or less positive population.

New Zealand was selected for this review because of the authors' in-depth familiarity with its systems and because this country is small and organisationally simple for a developed country (ie, it has no state or provincial governments and no agencies at the national level with significantly competing roles).

The cooling module includes Celsia's patented NanoSpreader(TM) that significantly outperforms competing heat pipe based solutions.

Our calculations show that adding a new AD-SOFC system to an existing waste water treatment (WWT) plant could yield positives values of IRR at today's average electricity prices and could significantly out-compete other options for using biogas to generate electricity.