Sentence examples for interfere significantly from inspiring English sources

Among the proposals is a new condition, "temper dysregulation with dysphoria", characterised by "severe, recurrent outbursts of temper" several times a week, that are "grossly out of proportion to the situation or provocation and that interfere significantly with functioning".

Your article sounds like an incitement to make yet more laws that could interfere significantly with the kind of work I want to do—for example, developing treatments for neurodegenerative disorders, including electric-brain stimulation, stem-cell implantation and modification of cell genomes.

The result indicated that these foreign substances did not interfere significantly on the determination of glucose.

The SEC results of the HA-free controls showed that no metabolites were produced during the incubation nor during the recovery process, that can interfere significantly with the SEC analysis of HA.

In ADP-induced platelet aggregation, test compounds did not show any significant inhibition, even at a higher dose of 1000 µM, showing that these derivatives did not interfere significantly with ADP receptors like P2Y12.

Magnesium ions and degradation extracts do not appear to interfere significantly with antigen-presenting cells (Feser et al. 2011) but so far the immunotoxic potential of particulate corrosion products has not been assessed.

But it also says that diagnosis is warranted when anxiety "interferes significantly" with work performance or if the sufferer shows "marked distress" about it.

Moderate headache was described as interfering significantly with active daily living.

We found that both CG and IC flashes interfered significantly with the transmission of bits in wireless communication system.

The headache was interfering significantly with her quality of life and had forced her to quit her job.

Strontium nitrate at high concentrations interferes significantly with the pore network development, while strontium sulphate is converted gradually to carbonate salts by atmospheric carbonation.