The phrase "action interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, cognitive science, or any situation where one action disrupts or interferes with another.
Example: "The study revealed that action interference significantly impacted the participants' performance on the task."
Alternatives: "task interference" or "behavioral interference".
Though the two cases are different, we should notice that Lee, like McLean, intends to highlight considerations that legally constrain action (interference in one case, arrest in the other ) in the face of an assault on an African American.
This is based on its mechanism of action (interference with DNA and RNA synthesis) [ 50], as well as animal studies in pregnant rats and rabbits that demonstrated an increased risk for congenital malformations in their offspring [ 51].
Significant gains in knowledge around mechanisms of action (RNA interference, RNA splicing, etc).
1425, 1432, 67 L.Ed.2d 624 (1981), a prerequisite for First Amendment cases is that there be some state action or interference.
He made it clear that he regarded the action as interference in the life of the 2.4 million-member church, which belongs to the worldwide Anglican Communion, an association of more than 30 churches, along with the Church of England, to which the others trace their roots.
Initiate a judicial action for interference with custody.
This was not surprising, as one of the proposed mechanisms of chloroquine action is interference with reactive oxygen species detoxification systems [reviewed in 45].
Thioridazine has multiple mechanisms of action, including interference with cell wall integrity, the binding to calcium transport membranes and inhibition of adherence of calcium, which may be lethal for cells [2], [19], [21].
Protective antibodies can be elicited by the alphaviruses that protect against lethal challenge in experimental murine models; one mechanism of action is interference with attachment (53, 54).
Exploring healthy individuals has therefore been a risky endeavour, although, if successful, promised to deliver a cleaner picture of mechanisms of EPO action, lacking interference with potential disease variables.
42 43 While the mechanism behind the lack of response is not known, one can certainly point to smoking's direct toxicity, proinflammatory action or interference with the transcription of genes associated with corticosteroid response.
