Furthermore, by keeping the concentration of the spy ligand low, one can study competing ligands with limited solubility.
Still, I had kept involved in sports during my PhD studies, competing in rowing (and training every morning at 5 30 a.m ., and spending my lunches talking to guys in the other labs where endurance athletes like Lance Armstrong were being tested.
In studying competing demands, organization members might be seen by some observers to be dealing with duality or paradox while others might see them as dealing with something different but equally distinctive (see, for example, Ashforth and Reingen 2014; Luscher and Lewis 2008).
In a series of now-classic studies, competing computer programs (computers can "play" faster than people) tried out various strategies for long-term survival.
In model 2 we studied competing risks for mortality and discharge.
In conjunction with restraints derived from mutagenesis-based biochemical and structure function studies, competing working models for key aspects of how KCNE1 modulates channel function have been developed.
For displacement binding studies, competing ligand was added for 30 min (37°C) followed by addition of fluorescent ligand (10 min, RT, in dark) before imaging.
The suggestion of studying competing cell populations is in fact a challenging task for the future, and, the reviewer is right, this model was actually chosen with a perspective of studying such, more complex systems.
An alternative approach for studying competing risks is to model the subdistribution hazard function [ 14], which permits estimating covariate effects that are directly interpretable in terms of marginal probabilities.
