To soccer fans, there is no moment more heart-stopping than a penalty shootout -- the stadium-silencing competition between shooters and goalkeepers that is used to settle games that end in a tie.
You spend a lot of time sitting in uncomfortable silence with your competition.
LAMTOR1 silencing-induced biological outcomes are observed irrespective of the use of two independent siRNA A or B (as exemplified in Figure 1d), or when using of a pool of siRNA A and B, which further reduces off-target silencing due to competition among the siRNAs (Supplementary Figure S1).
Subjecting the dominant network to fiercer competition would silence his critics, and send a strong signal that he intends to modernise Mexico, rather than return to the cosy cronyism of the past.
A mixture of ferocious booing, wild applause and stunned silence greeted the Cannes competition entry from Austrian director Michael Haneke - The Piano Teacher, an uncompromisingly shocking history of sexual repression, self-mutilation and morbid erotic obsession.
After the Haydn, there was silence ( the custom in competitions is not to applaud until each performer's program is finished).
Aug. 21, 2008 To the Editor: After the deadly accident in Madrid, which caused 153 casualties, Spanish authorities asked the Olympic committee in Bejing to grant a minute of silence before all the competitions in which Spanish athletes were involved, to fly the Spanish flag at half staff, and to have the Spanish athletes wear a black band on their arms.
LncRNAs allow escape mechanisms from suppressor pathways via competition (PFS), silencing (ANRIL), or ribonucleic repression (GAS5).
It saw off competition from The Silence of the Lambs in second and The Exorcist in third.
The arena was buzzing with excitement, shifting from anticipatory silence to deafening cheers as the competition got underway.
