Sentence examples for action or interaction from inspiring English sources
Its not so long ago that a suicidal person would come in and you'd stick a letter F on the card outside their door and that was it, there was no action or interaction – I don't know what the F actually even stood for.
After, and concurrently with, this analysis I identified episodes in which Melody displayed recognizable speech, action, or interaction.
Drinking solutions containing 2 ppm concentrations of THF-diols or LTX-diols completely (100%) blocked estrus in rats, such that no definitive measure of LOAEL or mechanism(s) of action or interaction (additive versus synergistic) of the THF-diols or LTX-diols could be obtained.
It is likely that the genetic alterations we are looking for are of low penetrance and thus implicitly need co-action or interaction with other exposures to show strong associations.
The researcher used axis coding to derive main phenomena, causal conditions, contextual conditions, intervening conditions, actions or interactions, and consequences between the concepts and categories.
The researcher conducted the axis coding and the selective coding simultaneously, followed by selecting the main phenomena from what happened in the fitting room, and creating a paradigm by deriving the inter-category causal conditions, intervening conditions, contextual conditions, actions or interactions, and consequences.
The protein interactions can be displayed according to their confidence, evidence, actions, or interactions.
After open coding the data were assembled into larger axial codes to identify central or key phenomenon, exploring causal conditions, and actions or interactions that resulted from the central phenomenon.
Testing the effect of delay length on the effect of action or the interaction of action and valence yielded no significant results.
After three more years, I was no longer hungry for action or needy for interaction.
The anticancer activity of ACPs is exerted through either a membranolytic mode of action or through an interaction with intracellular targets, or a combination of the two.
