"We can use competition in the way we have but we can also make our homes warmer and we can use less electricity and gas by going energy efficient and that's what the government is trying to do".
Briefly, the equilibrium dissociation constants of mannose derivatives for FimH were determined using competition in solution for FimH binding of the sugars with an immobilized Fab fragment from the monoclonal antibody 1C10.
The idea of using competition in Hungarian-Romanian relations as a way of reasserting ethnic hierarchies has simply disappeared.
In this paper, we study how land use adaptation to climate change impacts land use competition in the agriculture, forest and other land use (AFOLU) sector and how a mitigation policy in agriculture might affect this competition.
The influence of such factors is easily addressed using competition assays which vary in the initial frequencies of altruists and cheats (Ross-Gillespie et al. 2007).
Finally, we used competition kinetics, in which the oxidation of two or more substrates is followed simultaneously, as a method that does not depend on analysis of reaction products.
He tries to control prices by negotiating with supermarkets, but uses competition to do the job in telecoms.
Therefore, to test this hypothesis, we used competition experiments (see Methods) in which the fastest substrate 7 underwent reaction with ThcD in competition with substrate 3, which contains RSI, and 5- 6, which lack RSI.
The newspaper was one of the largest in the world and used the competition, in which members of the public were invited to influence the design of the skyscraper, to build a loyal following amongst its readership and generate free publicity.
For ESPN, too, the Disney-owned sports giant that has used the competition in its drive to become an integral part of the domestic broadcasting firmament, the competition has played a crucial role in augmenting its Premier League action.
