Sentence examples for correct interference from inspiring English sources

He was also reported to have criticised "the degree to which our lives are becoming ruled by a truly absurd degree of politically correct interference".

In 2001, he complained to Lord Irvine, then lord chancellor, about the Human Rights Act and compensation culture and railed against the "degree to which our lives are becoming ruled by a truly absurd degree of politically correct interference".

You cite Tony Blair, who talked of schools being "freed" from "politically correct interference from state or municipality", but then you forget to tell us that this new freedom is controlled by a political interference from somewhere else: from one person – the education secretary.

A subsequent event-related fMRI study with 16 subjects yielded significant activations for correct interference recognition trials relative to control trials in left superior parietal regions, which suggests that these regions play a role in the representation of stimuli and associated information.

We observed that a narrow quadrupole mass filter isolation of 0.5 m/ z did not effectively correct interference.

In Section 3, we develop a framework to correct for interference in network construction, a post-processing step that clusters regulators and calculates regulator interference within clusters for each target.

For human plasma samples, the CEP-PE concentration was calculated as follows where 1.074 is the factor to correct for interference caused by the trace d4-CEP-ETN present in the d4-CEP-PE standard.

HBA yields a correct and interference-free broadcast schedule.

We used the Bence Albee method (e.g., Bence and Albee 1968) to correct for interferences and fluorescence.

We prove that HBA provides a correct and interference-free schedule, produces a low broadcast latency, and has low overheads.

Additional electrodes on the chip with the same sensing layer but without enzymes were prepared to correct the interferences for high specificity.