Sentence examples for its possible interference from inspiring English sources

So, from the standpoint of evolution, a logical hypothesis for the function of the seemingly younger NKILA is its possible interference with PMEPA1 expression.

Each CR transmitter estimates its possible maximum interference range not only based on the primary sensing information gathered directly from itself, but also with the help of one hop secondary neighbors (SNs).

Third, it excludes possible interference from copurified contaminant proteins.

It represents the smallest possible interference in the law of trespass, while giving those with an opinion to express a right to access public land in order to air it.

Its mode of action was attributed to a possible interference with HIV entry into the cells (then interpreted as "uncoating").

The binding of these scFvs to E7, and their possible interference with the interaction between E7 and its main target, the tumor suppressor pRb protein, were then investigated by immunoassays, PepSet™technology and Surface Plasmon Resonance.

Bilirubin represents a possible interference to the TAC assay [ 18], due to its antioxidant capacity and to the fact that it presents an absorption maximum at 450 nm, a wavelength used in the TAC assay.

Its proximity to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, has lead to fears about possible interference from Russia.

The agency urges that hospitals conduct tests of possible interference on their own medical equipment.

We want the least possible interference in the interests of a quick return to reasonable calm in Egypt".

Dr. Norman Krinsky of Tufts University, who headed an Institute of Medicine panel on antioxidants, said the study "raises a real question" about the possible interference of the nutrients with cholesterol drugs.