The phrase "active interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, learning, or memory, where one set of information disrupts the recall of another.
Example: "The study demonstrated that active interference can significantly hinder the ability to remember previously learned material."
Alternatives: "proactive interference" or "interfering effects."
For the extent of splicing, see Additional File 3. To determine if the lack of splicing is due to a minimal impact of CS on IRE1 activation or active interference with the splicing mechanism, we performed a dual-treatment experiment in which A549 cells were first treated with CS and subsequently with thapsigargin or tunicamycin.
No euthanasia, no assisted death; but, also, no active interference that would have prolonged the act of dying.
I understand, now, that I mistook a decrease in active interference for progress toward a world in which my personhood was seen as inextricable from everyone else's.
Morsi also said: The bloodletting in Syria is the responsibility of all of us and we should know that this blood cannot stop without an active interference by all of us to stop this.
The bloodletting in Syria is the responsibility of all of us and we should know that this blood cannot stop without an active interference by all of us to stop this.
The telescope will be the first telescope to incorporate active interference mitigation in its design and will have, by far, the largest field-of view of any major radio telescope.
By proposing an active interference-cancellation mechanism, which is a generalized dirty-paper coding (DPC) [12] technique, some achievable rate regions for this channel are obtained.
The active interferences are majorly presented in the environmental water, including of 0.01 M sulfate, nitrate, and other organic compound of benzene.
For example, AF of 1 denotes a high level of interference where all the links are active interferers (100% interference).
The focus is to suppress active jamming interference, and especially deceptive jamming interference.
Although the immediate outcome of the battle was favourable for Thebes and although Thessaly was reorganized in a way that gave Thebes for the first time an absolute majority of votes on the Delphic Amphictyony, active Theban interference in Thessaly was over.
