The phrase "action of interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of intervening or meddling in a situation or process.
Example: "The action of interference in the negotiations led to a breakdown in communication between the parties."
Alternatives: "act of meddling" or "intervention act".
Referring to its plans and actions of interference, aggression and partition to China since modern times, as well as the huge damage to modern China, the Japanese government chose an extremely careful wording, only limited to "deep introspection", yet without guilty conscience.
L. 112 29, § 3 j)(1), (2)(A), (4), amended section catchline generally, substituting "Civil action in case of derivation proceeding" for "Civil action in case of interference", and substituted in text "a derivation proceeding" for "an interference", "Patent Trial and Appeal Board" for "Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences", and "the derivation proceeding" for "the interference".
Initiate a judicial action for interference with custody.
Moreover, given that the mode of action of miRNAs implies interference of the mRNAs of their target genes with consequent inhibition of the corresponding gene product, a dominant or codominant (having incomplete penetrance) effect would be expected from a variant that affects an miRNA's functionality.
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].
Second, there exists a cause of action for tortious interference of contract under Canadian law.
Significant gains in knowledge around mechanisms of action (RNA interference, RNA splicing, etc).
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).
In fact, Lapidot and Pilpel [ 1] reviewed the literature and postulated four mechanisms of action; transcriptional interference, RNA masking, double-stranded RNA (ds-RNA -dependent mechanisms, ands-RNA -dependenteling.
