Sentence examples for strongly compete from inspiring English sources

Both scission and recombination reactions, which strongly compete as a function of the exposure time, were found to cause a strong evolution of the molecular structure.

We demonstrate in this article that a multi-point synthon offered by much weaker ethoxy O and amine N acceptors can however strongly compete and disrupt the robust sulfonamide homosynthons.

Ni and Ca ions strongly compete with each other for reactions with the humic acid but Al showed little influence on the complexation of either Ni or Ca due to its hydrolysis and precipitation at pH ∼5.

A decrease in leaf area due to drought, pest or disease-related leaf senescence (Fujihara et al. 2002) may also facilitate the development of under-canopy vegetation, as will the presence of shade-tolerant, competitive woody species that have the potential to strongly compete with the planted trees (Fortson et al. 1996).

Privately, though, party strategists conceded that it would be more difficult for Walsh to get the outside funding he needs to strongly compete against Daines, especially when there are several races nationally involving Democratic incumbents — in Arkansas, North Carolina and Louisiana, among other states — that appear more winnable.

The species is also able to strongly compete with other mycobionts and is mycoparasitic on the epigeal plant pathogenic fungi tested.

He advised a lot of corporations on how to accommodate strongly competing interests and get to an agreement.

In short, although these huge animals would have been strongly competing for food, they had evolved rather different ways of tacking the available plant material, which would have reduced competition between them.

More than that, they say, Mr. Silver has done an excellent job of reaching consensus in an unwieldy and ideologically diverse conference of 98 Democrats with strongly competing interests.

Fortunately, these strongly competing values, combined with the notion of mutual-consent citizenship, suggest a solution: condition the citizenship of such children on having what international law terms a "genuine connection" to American society.

Similarly Cu2+ strongly competed with Pb2+ to limestone surface.