Sentence examples for specific competitor from inspiring English sources

Specificity was demonstrated by the ability of cold specific competitor but not the non-specific competitor to prevent SmTRα binding to the oligonucleotide template.

Many noncompete agreements prohibit employees from working in a specific geographical area -- or for a specific competitor -- for a year or more after the end of their employment.

Bernard Luthi, Newegg's vice president for marketing, Web management and customer service, said in an e-mail that the company did stand behind its parody and would continue to run the commercial because "we do not believe that we portrayed any specific competitor in an offensive way".

He's careful not to mention any specific competitor by name, though XYZ is currently the industry's 800 pound gorilla.

AtTask doesn't view Asana, another richly backed firm operating in the enterprise collaboration space, as a specific competitor, though I doubt you would see a firm employ both across their enterprise.

I proposed dramatic actions, concluding that without such movement a specific competitor, WPP Group, could sensibly take an unwelcome run at us ("next one to three years").

The non-specific competitor did not have this effect, indicating that the MdCIbHLH1 protein specifically binds to the MYC4 recognition site in the AtCBF3 promoter.

For competition assays, RNA molecules with sequence of the multiple cloning site of pGEM-T plasmid was added as a non-specific competitor.

In contrast, the addition of a 50-fold molar excess of a non-specific competitor RNA did not reduce or eliminate ZNF9 binding to the ODC IRES RNA probe (Fig. 1B).

First, MeCP2 favors certain binding sites in vitro [32], but changing the ratio of protein, probe, and non-specific competitor can easily reveal binding to suboptimal sites; placing multiple CpGs on a probe also easily overrides the sequence specificity.

A shift of the clpC1 promoter was observed in the presence of Rv2745-S, anDNA-bindingng could be out-competed by 25-fold excess unlabeled probe, but not by a non-specific competitor (Figure 4).