Sentence examples for interference process from inspiring English sources

Recent studies suggest that the interference process occurs closer to the response stage than to the stimulus-processing stage [ 71].

By comparing the simulation results of the different parameters, the related interference process can be simulated.

The role of RNA secondary structures in the RNA interference process as well as the application of sequence rules are discussed to show the applicability of the software.

Considering the similarity of the three channels, the optical arrangement of only one channel is described to show the optical interference process.

Adding a constant W to {U n), n = 0, 1,...} affects the mean only allowing to consider the interference process {I(n), n = 0, 1,...}, i = 1, 2,..., M. The resulting signal-to-interference process is given by Y n = R 1 - I 1 n, S P n = 1,...... R M - I M n, S P n = M, (8).

The specific object of the coevolution theory is the family business with a focus on the study of the relational dynamic and the interference process between the two systems, family and business (McCann et al. 2001).

This receptor ligand specificity, combined with an understanding of viral interference processes and their relevance in different viral models, permits the assessment of new strategies for controlling AIV.

This feature was used to make inferences about the underlying electrochemical processes during the simultaneous determination of four metals (Cu, Pb, Cd, and Co) in a concentration range where all responses were complicated by interference processes (10-100 ng mL−1).

The electromagnetic interference parameters for security monitoring system in coal mines during devices' normal working are optimized by orthogonal experimental design methods based on the MATLAB simulation on the interference processes.

Since the EPI interference effect is governed by the various interference processes generated between the elastic electron scattering and the electron-phonon scattering, our observation may be understood as follows.

Surprisingly, we find that the effect due to the interference processes between the elastic electron scattering and the electron-phonon scattering largely dominates over the usual Boltzmann transport even at room temperature.