"interposed by" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to insert or place something in between other things or to intervene between two things. Examples: 1. The speaker was constantly interrupted by questions from the audience, but she managed to interpose her thoughts and finish her presentation. 2. The towering buildings were interposed by small parks, creating a harmonious blend of urban and natural elements. 3. The lawyer tried to interpose a piece of evidence, but the judge ruled it inadmissible. 4. As the two armies clashed, a peaceful group of protesters interposed themselves between them, hoping to prevent violence. 5. The peaceful silence was interposed by the sudden eruption of fireworks in the sky.
The pairs were interposed by a 2 s delay.
To be detailed, the membrane pores were stretched by structural modification when thermal expansion was interposed by external temperature.
This may involve competition among endophytic species in the host tissue interposed by production of antifungal metabolites and detoxification of such inhibitors produced by endophytes [8].
Nevertheless, ancient DNA studies have revealed that the modern European distribution of brown bear lineages differs from that prior to the last glacial maximum [55], whereas in North America four distinct periods of constant population structure could be identified over the last 50 kyr, interposed by brief periods of rapid demographic change [20].
During tracking, the phase error was modulated with a sawtooth pattern, interposed by forward saccades.
The fragment joining protocol was slightly modified for HSPs interposed by long repetitive elements (see HSA_NumtS_014 in Figure 5 for an example).
Their sequences were historically divided in two copper domains, Cu A and Cu B, preceded and interposed respectively by two so called cysteine rich domains, Cys1 and Cys2, followed by a C-terminal transmembrane and cytosolic domain, (Fig. 1) [44].
"Sudan is interposing itself by providing arms to a terrorist group that is attacking the headquarters of the state," said a government statement.
Second, whether the inhibition is mediated by interneurons interposed in known reflex pathways.
PaCSs apparently arise in the cytoplasm interposed between RER cisternae by focal, progressive concentration of their distinctive particles at sites where bacterial products accumulate (Figure 2F and f), with subsequent dislocation of surrounding cytoplasm and its organelles.
The hypothetical process of delay discounting, whereby reinforcing outcomes are deemed to be devalued by delays interposed between the choice response and the delivery of the primary reinforcer, is widely assumed to imply the operation of a timing process [49 52].
