Sentence examples for broader range of interactions from inspiring English sources

In the twin boundary, a broader range of interactions is observed, including defect transmission from matrix to twin and decomposition in the interface into discrete defects.

Although the two-component system in several species tested seems to be specific for NRT and NAR proteins, the rice OsNAR2.1 had a broader range of interactions with OsNRT2.1, OsNRT2.2 and OsNRT2.3a (Yan et al. 2011).

"We have a broad range of interactions with our partners and sometimes that involves our engineers working closely with their engineers," he says.

Hence, the broad range of interactions exerted by Larrea on subdominant species may cause drastic changes in the structure of interspecific interactions within shrub-dominated areas which can decrease compositional and community stability [23], while the steady competitive effects of Bouteloua on subdominants is likely to reduce species turnover rates and enhance compositional stability.

Curated interactions in InnateDB are supported by a broad range of interaction detection methods, including X-ray crystallography, yeast two-hybrids and GST pull-downs.

However, the mechanisms for immunotoxicity by PCBs are not fully understood, and given a broad range of interaction between the neurologic and immune systems, organs other than the thymus may be involved.

Visualizing flower epidermal cells is often desirable for investigating the interaction between flowers and their pollinators, in addition to the broader range of ecological interactions in which flowers are involved.

Callback buttons are similar to quick-reply buttons but allow for a broader range of potential interactions.

Although gesture is not the only factor mediating language development, evidence strongly suggests that exposure to a broader range of embodied interactions determines lexical richness and vocabulary growth.

The C-terminus of AtRCD1 is 18 AAs longer than that of AtSRO1 and thus could account for its broader range of TF interactions.

The backchannel increased the number of questions asked in class, and also resulted in a broader range of students participating in such interactions.