Sentence examples for explained by the interference from inspiring English sources

CC smoke exposure, but not THS2.2 aerosol exposure, caused global miRNA downregulation, which may be explained by the interference of CC smoke constituents with the miRNA processing machinery.

This worse packet loss can also be explained by the interference by other wireless equipment in the office environment where the testbed is installed.

The induction of apoptosis in HepG2 can be explained by the interference of Centella asiatica juice with oncogenes in liver cancer cells.

Interestingly, 2-AG may represent an important source of arachidonic acid and neuroinflammatory prostanoids in some of these disorders, and, therefore, the neuroprotective and anti-inflammatory actions of O-3841 effecoulduld be also explained by the interference with this mechanism.

The gap between the BER of the two modulation techniques can be explained by the intrinsic interference term introduced by the FBMC/OQAM.

The clinical pattern of distal myopathy and sensory disturbances could be explained by the hypothetical interference of the KLHL9 mutation with the Aurora B kinase function, which is targeted for degradation by KLHL9 (Sumara et al., 2007).

Moreover, there are also other cases such as gymnosperm pollen tubes of Picea meyeri, where BFA stimulated FM 4 64 uptake [ 47], which might be explained by the BFA interference with the mechanism of pronounced secretion of cell wall material (polysaccharides, lipids) that is counterbalanced by endocytosis [ 41].

Most probably, this can be explained by the stronger response interference in the incongruent than in the congruent condition: The strong interference slowed down responding which allowed the covertly evaluated numerical information to affect the reaction time in the incongruent condition.

The correspondence between the effect of bilingualism and the control of lexical interference in POp and PTr further suggests that the effects of bilingualism and frequency might be partly explained by the control of interference.

This bad performance results are explained by the high residual interference powers presented in Table 4 that prevent the convergence to the optimal performance.

Non-equilibrium Green's function calculations show that the difference in conductance between para- and meta-OPV3 can be explained by the occurrence of interference effects in the central benzene ring.