Sentence examples for interactions from which from inspiring English sources

The assessment of interactive effects is in most fields approached by first defining a null model without interactions from which departures would indicate interactive effects.

It is therefore necessary to identify those interactions from which tumor cells get benefit and those by which it is impaired, and then design multitargeted combined photodynamic regimes in order to orchestrate non-neoplastic populations against their neoplastic counterpart.

Such a close link leads to highly evolved mutualistic interactions, from which both plants and bacteria benefit.

Network motifs are small patterns of interactions from which transcription regulation networks are built [1].

We developed computational methods to calculate these interactions from which we assembled an interdependency-interaction model of these important regulatory complexes.

Putative regulatory links are then aggregated over all genes to provide a ranking of interactions from which the whole network is reconstructed.

It offered the principal route for contact with Sinai, from which came turquoise and possibly copper, and with southwestern Asia, Egypt's most important area of cultural interaction, from which were received stimuli for technical development and cultivars for crops.

A two-parameter foundation model (Pasternak type) is used to describe the shell foundation interaction, from which Winkler foundation model can be easily obtained as a limiting case.

Early results of this research show that it is possible to have analogue virtual reality models of structures capable of real-time user interaction from which forces and other design parameters could be obtained through measurement without conventional calculation.

In addition, we use the terms 'host' and 'parasite' throughout the review to refer to an interaction from which one player benefits (the parasite) to the other's detriment (the host), for example via reduced fecundity or death.

Adopting a simplicial language instead, we have immediately access to a richer interactions codebook from which to choose: the three papers ([a,b]), ([b,h]), ([a,h]) are mapped in a set of three 1-simplices (as defined by their author set), while the paper ([e,f,g]) is a 2-simplex is defined by its three authors and represented as a filled triangle.