Sentence examples for improved interaction with from inspiring English sources
The technology has been enhanced to capture more considerations relevant to sound decision making, notably through multiattribute utility analysis and improved interaction with the user.
The actuation system of the leg is based on the hybrid use of series elasticity and magneto-rheological dampers, which provide variable compliance for natural-looking motion and improved interaction with the ground.
Improved interaction with regulatory agencies regarding modeling and simulation.
Conversely, the Q698E modification results in a slightly increased pull down ratio (Fig. 4D, lane 4; Fig. 4F), hinting at a slightly improved interaction with Sti1.
Program goals of improving student attitude and interest in health activities in rural areas they felt were being met Also noted as positive points were the opportunities for students to get hands-on practical experience, acquiring knowledge and skills complementing those from the classroom, and improved interaction with communities leaders and members.
Second, a conformationally better stabilized ΔF508 CFTR at the plasma membrane would exhibit improved interaction with NHERF1, less mobility, and reduced susceptibility to ubiquitination and endocytosis, and therefore, all these factors would cumulatively lead to longer retention of the protein at the membrane.
Although these subunits failed to directly bind methylated H3 K36 -containing peptides in vitro and tH3 K36 -containingy modestly impeptidesnteractinns with methylated nucleosomes, the PWWP domain was shown to be required for localization of Ioc4 to gene bodies in a Set2-dependent manner.
She studies conversation, often working with organisations such as the police or the NHS to improve interaction with users.
Issues such as staffing and workload, availability of child protection training, best practice in diagnostic procedures and improving interaction with partner agencies such as the police, social services and housing departments are likely to arise as the health service examines how it can improve practice.
