Sentence examples for biological interference from inspiring English sources

He is of the enchantingly Darwinian opinion that, once upon a time, cats and dogs were the same animal and then, for some reason of biological interference, they split into two distinct animals.

Furthermore, our optimal biological interference strategies are superior to those in many literatures in which the enemy is released by the fixed amount at the fixed time.

As stem-reactive Abs were present at an extremely lower level and any biological interference caused by agents from sera disturbing the cross-binding Abs remained uncertain, we enriched the immunoglobulins (Igs) in the 17 paired sera by Protein A and measured their neutralizing activity with pseudovirus particles (pps) bearing a chimeric HA (cH5/1 SZ) as described in the Materials and Methods.

Since the binding strength of chromobodies can be genetically engineered, they can be fine-tuned for optimal detection and minimal biological interference.

A neuroprotection model of "biological interference" would assume that BBB invasion by melanoma cells is a stochastic event, i.e., occurs randomly on a background of a predictable continuous process, thus requiring continuous prophylaxis.

It is postulated that quantification of cancer stem cells (CSCs) could be useful in identifying subgroups of patients that would benefit from accelerated radiotherapy schemes or from biological interference targeting this very cancer cell population.

The biological interferences were eliminated by nafion coated SOD1 electrode and then NO was measured selectively.

Most common biological interferences as ascorbic acid, uric acid and glucose were eliminated via bi-polymer coatings of four layers of Nafion and a layer of 50 mM o-phenylenediamine (OPD).

However, the present data would exclude biological interferences of metformin with the TSH assay, increased L-T4 absorption from the gastrointestinal tract, or any influence of changes in body weight associated with metformin treatment.

We suggest that only after sufficient proof of the precision and accuracy, possible chemical and biological interferences etc., there is sufficient proof for a differentiating metabolite to be moved to the status of candidate biomarker.

Proakis et al. [27] states that in the frequency range up to 1 kHz, biological signal interference is very weak and can be ignored in the human body.