Sentence examples for later interference from inspiring English sources

The PAM sequence is necessary for both initial protospacer acquisition and for later interference.

The resulting pinhole field, U B, is stored for later interference with the focal component, U F. The theoretical model was coded numerically in MATLAB [Mathworks. Natick, MA].

Six days later, at SummerSlam, Punk lost to Lesnar in a No Disqualification match, after interference by Heyman.

Larry Barnett ruled (correctly, though we didn't know that until quite a while later) that interference should not be called because the contact was inadvertent.

For example, as reported by Harte et al. [ 22], when the offspring were immunized with formalin-fixed malaria vaccine and boosted only 10 days later, the interference of maternal antibody was overcome.

Indeed, in this study, the individual SEP measure of age left school remained independently associated with later pain interference in older adults even after adjustment for longest job and current or most recent job; this supports the rationale for including age left school as part of a life course trajectory of SEP.

Depto later drew an interference penalty and shortly after, Jesurum drew a hooking penalty giving Tech a 5-on-3 power play.

The pro-vice-chancellor responsible for the RAE, an engineer, had amended the original submission against my advice to ensure - in his judgement - a 4. I had objected, but was reminded that the RAE was his responsibility and that I would thank him later for the interference.

Its new leader, Nabil Elaraby, visited Mr. Assad in Damascus last week and later complained about "foreign interference" in Syrian affairs.

The later version described the interference as "minimal" and added that the winning margin was sufficient to suggest Laurence would have won in any case.

The aim of this study was to develop a method for generating demineralized dentine matrix substrate (DDM) maintaining MMP-8 bioactivity and no interference with later assays.