Sentence examples for interaction nearly from inspiring English sources
The results obtained from X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) micrographs showed that due to the OC EVA interaction, nearly all of the clay platelets were exfoliated.
This study shows that neurally controlled pressure support improves patient-ventilator interaction, nearly abolishes pre-trigger inspiratory neural and mechanical effort, and shows - even when zero PEEP is applied - similar total inspiratory neural and mechanical effort as conventional pressure support with an optimal PEEPe.
During the last decade, an intensive research is devoted to analogous models of gravity when some important gravitational effects like black hole radiation, gravitational-electromagnetic interactions, nearly horizon effects... are modelled by optic and continuous media models, see outlines of results and references in [62, 63].
Irrespective of the strength of the preceding hypoxic episode, in the absence of an FIH/AR-interaction nearly all HIFα is predicted to become CAD-hydroxylated prior to its oxygen-dependent degradation.
Furthermore, the presence of Mg2+ can enhance the binding force of EGCG and the DNMTs by stabilizing their binding interactions nearly ten times more than without Mg2+ presence (Lee et al. 2005).
However, when vincristin was added at increasing concentrations starting from 27 µM, the resulting interaction was nearly additive.
I would also like to see some sort of Facebook/Gmail integration for easier sharing, but the clean interaction is nearly as equally appealing.
At the end of the day, the Law of the Sea detractors are global anti-socials whose preferred method of interaction for nearly every international problem is physical intimidation.
Interestingly, this interaction was nearly absent if the bacteria were treated with formaldehyde (Figure 2C).
Its interaction with nearly all of the NRICs (Figure 2) suggests that it succeeded.
Ht31 has been shown to disrupt the PKA/AKAP interaction of nearly all AKAPs [37].
