Sentence examples for interact widely from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, I think we'll see people use the Watch as a device that can interact widely with its surroundings, and this is a good initial example of that kind of thing.

Intracellular Nav1.8 domains interact widely with many proteins and immunoprecipitation assays have confirmed that some of these proteins may regulate Nav1.8 in vivo [ 32].

Plant-bacteria interactions are widely described; symbiotic organisms interact intimately with plants and provide them with metabolic advantages (Herder and Parniske 2009; Hou et al. 2009).

In addition, colloidal or particulate carrier systems widely interact with cell microenvironment and are widely used as cargo carriers in vaccine therapies of CNS pathogens (Table 3).

So far, it is not clear how membrane properties of inhibitory interneurons may complement or interact with the widely accepted push pull emergence mechanism of fast network oscillations, nor is it clear which properties of such oscillations may be influenced by resonance.

The 5-HT receptor mediated influence obtains especial significance with regard to the interaction of 5-HT with the DA system considering that ADHD is often considered a 'hypodopaminergic' disorder [ 69, 70] and the 5-HT and DA systems interact directly and widely through subcortical and cortical regions [ 32].

Proteins in biological systems seldom work as independent entities, rather they are placed in widely interacting regulatory networks.

Being driven by coverage, the algorithm is inherently biased towards clusters of "widely interacting" trans-factors.

This raises the evolutionary question of why there are two separate subunits of the ribosome interacting with the widely separated arms of the activated tRNA.

In this study, manual segmentations replicated the current manner with which pathologists interacted with a widely used FDA-approved IHC scoring algorithm.

In addition, p38 mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAPKs) were clearly delineated by identification of their widely interacting partners by AP-MS [ 51].