Sentence examples for interference in general from inspiring English sources

Patients experienced interference in general activity, mood, walking, working, relations with others, sleeping, and enjoyment of life related to their pain.

In a practical receiver with analog I/Q separation, I/ Qmismatch always exists and contributes as interference in general CFO estimation.

The "adjacent interval" coincidence coefficient (Muller (1916); Sturtevant (1915)) provides some information, and the "nonadjacent interval" coincidence coefficient of Foss et al. (1993) appears to provide more, but neither can fully characterize interference in general.

However, pain interference in general activities and daily lives of the patients measured with the BPI interference subscale correlated in a significant way with total (r = 0.340, P < 0.001), indirect (r = 0.323, P < 0.001), and health care (r = 0.217, P = 0.002) costs.

To obtain an expression for the interference power in general case, we assume that the GI has not been inserted.

Few studies are also done on proposing programmable MAC to adopt to temporal interference profiles in general multi-hop wireless network.

Improvements were found in all pain scores, and in levels of pain interference in sleep, general activity, and mood.

The GMS-based method can obtain schedule only with imperfect scheduling performance but has much lower computational complexity (i.e., O |E|l g|E|) than the optimal solution whose complexity is O |V|3) under one-hop interference model and in general NP-hard under K-hop interference models (K≥2) [27], where |E| is the number of links and |V| represents the number of nodes.

These are impressive because inclement weather and nighttime driving are particularly challenging for autonomous driving software, owing to factors like reduced visibility for optical sensors and a lot more interference with sensors in general because of the added noise created by the rain.

The finding in this study also is in accordance in previous studies showing that pain interference scores are in general higher in patients with decreased all over functional performance [ 6, 7].

The IBS-SSS assesses five features of IBS (pain severity and frequency; abdominal distension; bowel satisfaction; interference with life in general) and their intensity, using visual analogue scales [ 27].