Sentence examples for interfere with the application from inspiring English sources

Discussions regarding the generalisability of trial findings (item #21) were lacking in the majority of the Korean RCTs, which may interfere with the application of trial results to actual clinical situations.

Conversely, when Navon stimuli that induce global precedence are processed at the global level, the automatic strategy established at that time may interfere with the application of a control mechanism required for composite-face matching.

9 Comorbidity may interfere with the application of exercise therapy in OA, however; 10 for example, in persons with heart failure, only moderate-intensity resistance training is recommended, and the last repetitions should not be straining.

Otherwise, the lotion will interfere with the application of the nail polish.

Error correcting codes (ECCs) allow the memory to recover from faults at run-time without interfering with the application execution.

This paper gives an overview of treatment performances and consequent reuse possibilities, operation and maintenance requirements, costs and constraints interfering with the application of this technology.

The Ministry of Religious Affairs is monitoring whether religious messages are interfering with the application of the law, according to spokesman Slim Bencheikh.

Exclusion criteria were age under 18 years, pregnancy, pre-existing neuromuscular disease, conditions that limit lower limb mobility (for example, burns, fractures), pacemakers, and presence of edema or subcutaneous fat that interfered with the application of NMES or with the assessment of the microcirculation.

However, the continuous and subsequent hydrogen generation reactions require more sodium stannate, and the accumulation of Sn metal waste could also interfere with the practical application of this system.

Therefore, it is highly unlikely that this factor would interfere with the successful application of the RPORITA.

If the common events are that common, the unique exception may not be important to remember and indeed may interfere with the (adaptive) application of a learned rule.