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More interestingly, a trend for competition was observed between H-THK5117 and FDDNP at the super-high affinity binding site.
Increasing concentrations of FDDNP showed a trend for competition with H-THK5117 for a super-high affinity binding site (picomolar range) and a low affinity site (micromolar range; Additional file 3a).
Figure 9 (lower panels) depicts the trend for the effect of competition on height growth efficiency.
At low levels of O2 competition at the rubisco enzyme, Figure 3A illustrates that optimal FAP and SRB biomass synthesis efficiency increases with oxygen competition (positive trend for highest biomass-yielding elementary modes for each increment of oxygen competition).
Normalisation to all proteins is the default approach; however, in the latter case we normalised to ejaculated proteins because there was a trend for males in our high competition treatment groups to develop larger seminal vesicles than those in the low competition groups.
The trend in competition was similar for the wild-type and mtCXCL12, indicating similar affinities for CXCR4, with IC50 values of 6.3 nM (95% confidence interval between 4.8 and 8.2 nM) and 7.8 nM (95% confidence interval between 4.8 and 12.6 nM), respectively.
There are three profound effects of these trends: rising competition for scarce water, rising pressures to use water much more efficiently and productively and rising socio-economic pressures to define water rights more clearly.
The rising competition has sparked a trend for more work experience among undergraduates and year-long industry placements during degrees.
Technology is fiendishly hard for competition tsars.
Fig. 2 Complaint trend and competition comparison.
