Sentence examples for interference subjects from inspiring English sources

In a typical study of interference, subjects are asked to learn two successive verbal lists.

"It's quite possible that many bodies are still out there in the open, in the European summer, subject to interference and subject to the ravages of heat and animals.

We observed that depression and sleep quality, but not anxiety, mediated the relationship between the frequency of headaches with the emotional burden of condition and pain interference in subjects with CTTH.

To avoid any possible pharmacological interference, all subjects had to be weaned off analgesic drugs 1 week or longer, not in preventive treatment and had not used any other drugs for at least 1 month prior to study participation.

This despite the fact that, during the interference task, subjects named loudly the color of the words.

In the Stroop word-color interference task, subjects must report the color in which the word is printed rather than the meaning of the word itself.

When economist Diane Coyle joined the BBC in 2007 as one of its first trustees, the corporation was emerging from the aftermath of the Hutton inquiry with a new charter and a new governance model designed to protect its independence from political interference and subject it to greater scrutiny.

Such combined interference is subject to the following analysis: We denote the set of transmission occurrences in the vicinity of the RAU as E = {x1,x2…}.

The transmission of a high-speed signal on a broadband frequency selective channel is then substituted with the transmission on multiple subcarriers of slow speed signals which are very resistant to intersymbol interference and subject to flat fading.

"Apart from telling the film-makers what I don't want to see in Tesco, then there is no interference in the subject matter.

Interference scores quantify subjects' difficulty in the task, with higher scores indicating greater difficulty.