Sentence examples for assessed the interference from inspiring English sources

Next, we assessed the interference of Map vaccination with the IFN-γ assay by employing the defined antigen reagents E/C and Rv3615c.

To investigate this subject, here we assessed the interference caused by quantity of RNA extracted, RNA purity assessed by the A260/280 ratio, the fragment size of the sample, the tissue type, the paraffin block storage time, the fixative types, and primers used for complementary DNA synthesis (random primer or oligo dT).

The contour plots of interference factors are presented to quantitatively assess the interference effects on global aerodynamic loads, wind-induced response and local surface pressure coefficients.

Wind tunnel tests were carried out to assess the interference effects associated with a single upstream building having identical height and geometry to the building of interest.

Finite element analyses of realistic wheelsets based on Japanese and European axle transition geometries were conducted to assess the interference fitting effect on full-scale axles.

The metrics of Insulation degree (ID), described by the distance of urban patches (interference patches) to the natural patch (object patch) and the area of urban patches within a specified radius of the object patch, assesses the interference effect of urban sprawl on natural landscape connectivity in Western Taihu Lake watershed, China.

Three connected studies were conducted to examine this phenomenon: a self-report measure of this behaviour was developed and validated, participants were asked to engage in tasks designed to assess preferences for order, and to assess the interference of disorderly surroundings in the completion of a stressful activity.

In order to assess the interference of the CS microbicide gel on the different amplification assays, an in vitro and in vivo study was conducted at the ICRL.

To assess the interference of heparin with TpT, the two hepatoma cell lines were treated with 1  μM TpT alone or together with 100  μg/mL heparin.

55 59 Some of our patients felt it was difficult to assess the interference of pain, and to separate what was caused by fatigue and what was caused by pain, and the second part of BPI (mapping the interference of pain) has for that reason been criticised.

Methods for assessing the interferences by hydrogen ion, competing metal ions, hydrolysis, and precipitation are explained, and are applied to systems containing iron III) chelates of fourteen chelating agents designed for effective binding of the ferric ion.