Sentence examples for interference aimed to from inspiring English sources

The US intelligence community and the Senate judiciary committee agree that Russian election interference aimed to help Trump defeat his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Is he worried that any suggestion of Russian interference aimed at helping him diminishes his victory?

"This is a blatant example of police interference aimed at stopping bona fide journalists from doing their job," Holleran said.

It uses a gene-silencing mechanism called RNA interference, aimed at shutting off production of the PCSK9 protein.

It sees the offer of help as the thin end of a wedge of political interference aimed at prising it from power.

First, we searched published papers for reports on neoblast regulators and phenotypic transcription factors screened by RNA interference (RNAi) and aimed to identify them in our lab.

The results of this study can be used to minimize negative interference or optimise positive interference aiming at improving geothermal doublet deployment efficiency.

His current research focuses on causal inference with network interference, which aims to better understand A/B tests when the experimental units are not independent.

Journalism schools at top universities, which enjoy relative independence from day-to-day government interference, now aim to train fledgling reporters in Western-style journalism, instructors say, and allegiance to the Communist Party is not part of the curriculum.

Based on investigation of interaction between the macro BS and subnet nodes in this model, the strategy framework of the cognitive critical ratio and power reward factor is set up for interference management aiming to get the maximum net saving power.

Little is known about heparin interference on sodium determination in whole blood, and our study aimed to investigate this interference due to excessive concentrations of heparin in pediatric specimens.