Sentence examples for a stronger interference of from inspiring English sources

However, we could expect a stronger interference of non-native plants (either cultivated or alien species) in those cases in which fruiting peaks were highly overlapped.

The reduction in iPP crystallinity index (Xc) value found for iPP/EPRTi blends indicated a strong interference of the crystallization process of EPRTi ethylenic sequences with the iPP crystallization process.

The plant signalling networks evolved in the context of a strong interference of photosynthates and redox and energy signals.

In summary, the observed stronger interference of a motor task performed with the right hand on visual discrimination of motor preferential ellipses strongly suggests that visual discrimination of ellipses depends on the state of the motor neural networks controlling the dominant hand, but only when their eccentricity is biologically preferred.

This finding was explained in terms of an emotional processing bias in favor of negative words, which leads to stronger interference of these words.

Further, adults with lower mathematical ability were more affected by the interference of the continuous dimension in the numerical comparison task, whereas conversely higher-expertise adults showed stronger interference of the numerical dimension in the continuous comparison task.

Despite most radar systems operate at frequency ranges from 2 GHz to 40 GHz, low-frequency radars at ultra-high frequencies might fall within GSM/GPRS 900 MHz frequency band, where the cellular network generates a strong interference and a desensitization of the radar by the external noise produced by the coastal base-stations.

We have also shown how a system can be designed to make the necessary measurements in the presence of a strong interference.

Strong interference of the effects of nonlinearity and varying dispersion can lead to a rich variety of possible configurations for dispersion management.

Under the strong interference of human activities, the P dynamics in soils derived from tidal flat sediments differ from those predicted by the Walker and Syers model.

The oscillation of the simulated absorption spectra in Fig. 3b further confirmed the strong interference of light throughout the INP arrays.