The phrase "adverse interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing negative impacts or disruptions, particularly in fields like law, medicine, or science.
Example: "The study found that adverse interference from external factors significantly affected the results."
Alternatives: "negative impact" or "harmful disruption".
Considering the shape and gray-level characteristics of tongue contour, Zuo et al. [10, 11] proposed a polar edge detector to suppress adverse interference from the lip boundary and tongue fissures.
Initial studies [30, 72] on the effect of vehicular mobility on spectrum management show that the primary users may have to face adverse interference due to the incorrect detection of occupied frequencies as a result of the Doppler spread generated by vehicular mobility.
Along with the discovery of ADAMs that are also inhibited by MMP inhibitors, the discovery of new MMP substrates and mechanisms of action point to the adverse interference of normal biological processes by broad-spectrum inhibitors.
Patients register their pain, adverse effects, interference of pain with activity or sleep, and satisfaction with treatment by use of a pain diary twice-daily and optional extra pain intensity scores within the iPad application.
The method was optimized to cope the adverse oxide interferences.
Therefore, these experimental results demonstrate the superior capability of the proposed NCFMV-EWPF in suppressing the spatial and adverse additive interferences.
A critical aspect of executive control is the ability to limit the adverse effects of interference.
Prior studies from our lab [5] have shown that high gF individuals are less susceptible to adverse effects of interference during performance of a different WM task – the n-back.
There were no reports of adverse effects or interference with medical devices in our study period while the smart phones were used in several hospital wards, emergency room, and critical care units.
A prolonged continuation of the biological and behavioral responses following acute traumatic stress may lead to greater pairing of the traumatic memory with distress, initiating a cascade of secondary biological alterations with long-term adverse consequences including interference with fear extinction learning and retention [ 33- 36].
In an era of significant air traffic expansion characterized by a rising congestion of the radiofrequency spectrum and a widespread introduction of Unmanned Aircraft Systems UAS, Global Navigation Satellite Systemsms (GNSS) are being exposed to a variety of threats including signal interferences, adverse propagation effects and challenging platform-satellite relative dynamics.
