Sentence examples for upon competitive from inspiring English sources

This method relies upon competitive interaction between two hydroxyphenyl groups of BPA and "cytosine cytosine" mismatches in ssDNA.

By using the case of Digbeth and the Custard Factory as a lens to focus the discussion, it posits the argument that micro-resilience rests upon competitive advantages, including corporate reputation and the capacity of those industries to be flexible, adaptable and entrepreneurial.

Based on our previous data demonstrating the introduction of anomalous methyl groups onto some CGIs upon competitive inhibition of Parp activity [25], we hypothesized that the down-regulation of Dnmt1 gene expression observed in PARG over-expressing cells is associated with changes in the methylation pattern of its promoter.

In Colombia the majority students enroll in dental school right after high school and admissions are based primarily upon competitive national exams and school-conducted interviews.

In 1997, the Organization have separated the managing function from the custodial function and entrusted the latter to a firm selected upon competitive bidding.

Similar to the cyclodextrins, the in vitro applications of acyclic CB[ n]-type containers rely on their comparably weak binding toward many drugs, which allows for release upon competitive displacement or dilution.

The lessons drawn in this paper are based upon the competitive tendering experience of the authors and upon the results of meetings organised with parties involved in competitive tendering and aimed at exchanging lessons.

Joining the rush of lawyers signing clients, Scruggs hit upon a competitive edge.

Upon leaving competitive racing, Shorter founded a sportswear company, was a television sports commentator, and became involved in sports administration.

The city must do better at recognizing and capitalizing upon its competitive advantages — one of which is our entrepreneurial spirit.

"It's a product of where they were seeded based upon their competitive success," Mike Slive, chairman of the Division I men's basketball committee, said Friday in a telephone interview.