Sentence examples for extensive interference from inspiring English sources

Nonselective induction of Hsp70 upregulation for inflammation therapy could cause extensive interference in inflammation-unrelated protein functions, potentially resulting in side effects.

It should act under the promptings of specific tensions or specific possibilities, in close union with the detailed process of change, rather than in large speculative schemes involving extensive interference with the stable, habitual life of society.

The reasons for the deterioration in the U.S.-Russia relationship are numerous: Russian aggression against Ukraine including the illegal annexation of Crimea, the Russian intervention to shore up the Bashar al-Assad regime in Damascus, blatant and extensive interference in the U.S. presidential election — to mention just the most obvious issues.

Of course, as a contingent empirical fact, extensive arbitrary power often brings extensive interferences in train (slave masters and absolute monarchs just can't help meddling in their subjects' affairs, we might suppose), so it is understandable that our distaste for the former should influence our assessment of the latter.

It is noted that extensive human interference in hill slope areas for construction of roads along the hill slopes, deforestation, and change in land use have contribute to instability in the Obudu area.

The process for regulatory approval of genetically engineered crops is slow and subject to extensive political interference.

Our analysis reveals wild-type D. melanogaster as a sensitive and relevant model system; one that offers immense genetic tractability (having an extensive RNA interference library that enables tissue-specific gene silencing), and that is easy to manipulate and culture.

As is well known, the performance of SDMA strongly depends on the selection of co-scheduled users [68], i.e., the transmitter should co-schedule users that experience close to orthogonal channels to avoid extensive multi-user interference.

Extensive use of RNA interference in mammals has been hindered by the inability to effectively deliver small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) or DNA-based constructs designed to express siRNAs.

At just four pages long, the letter offered a small snapshot of Mueller's extensive investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 campaign, which the letter reveals involved more than 2,800 subpoenas, almost 500 search warrants and interviews with about 500 witnesses.

In this article, we will make a critical review of the literature related to mobile learning because there is still a need of more extensive research on the interference of technology in the classroom, especially on how multitasking affects the teacher role in-class as a media orchestrator and learning facilitator.