Sentence examples for chance of interaction from inspiring English sources

The chance of interaction between nucleation and locally fragile regions should be larger in a system with a larger number of Patches S. Investigation of such a system deserves further study.

Most experts declared that a remote control via speech recognition is strongly needed to give impaired elderly an appropriate chance of interaction with assistive devices.

TR and OR lie at the opposite extremes of a continuum, with little or no chance of interaction and/or cross-fertilization.

In submerged culture it could be hypothesized that colloidal behavior such as agglomeration, diffusion, and sedimentation rates may affect nanoparticle behavior such that 100 nm nanoparticles would sediment faster than 50 nm nanoparticles, and thus, the chance of interaction with the cell monolayer would be greater which could lead to a higher rate of internalization.

A model is to be learned from the data, so that when given any object pair (v i, v j) as input, it will output a prediction y ∈ [0, 1] where a larger value means a higher chance of interaction between the objects.

Altogether, it is plausible that the inhibition of NCI-H292 tumor growth and cell proliferation of osteoblasts/stromal cells by erlotinib treatment would decrease the chance of interaction between tumor cells and osteoblasts/stromal cells, resulting in the suppression of the activation of RANKL expression in osteoblasts/stromal cells.

The ever-increasing need of highly efficient rotating machinery causes reduction in the clearance between rotating and non-rotating parts and increase in the chances of interaction between these parts.

Higher dye: AFC ratio, increased chances of interaction between adsorbate and adsorbent molecules and enhanced dye uptake.

The study showed that small group size with two to three students were preferred since it allowed for more chances of interaction.

An increase in initial dye concentration increases the chances of interaction between the dye and the adsorbent, thus enhancing the dye uptake (Park et al. 2010).

We then imposed a constraint that the two interacting proteins in a PPI must not be localized to the same subcellular location, where the chances of interaction are higher.