Shielded by the plasma membrane, drugs with extracellular targets might cause less side effects as they can less directly interfere with intracellular signaling 15– 215
So they developed portfolios of known troublemakers and deployed police spies, aiming less to interfere with political thought than to prevent violence.
Chemically, Nu-3 is a modified nucleotide, which could potentially affect nucleic acid synthesis and function, and less likely interfere with other biological processes.
Additionally, because of its more rigid structure, cFΦR4 is significantly more stable against proteolytic degradation than linear peptides, and because of its smaller size, cFΦR4 is less expensive to synthesize and potentially less likely to interfere with the cargo function.
But it takes less ice to interfere with lift in those designs, he said.
Now they have all-haredi towns of their own and large, homogenous suburbs, so they have less reason to interfere with other people's way of life.
Yet it would have been a better and more interesting novel if the biographer had been less inclined to interfere with the novelist's freedom to tell a good -- even if not necessarily true -- story.
For civilian use, the main benefits are signal clarity and the efficient use of increasingly crowded bandwidth, because scattered signals are less likely to interfere with other transmissions -- even ones on the same frequencies.
The second type of bipolar disorder, typically called bipolar 2, is characterized primarily by depression accompanied often right before or right after an episode of depression by a condition known as hypomania, which is a milder form of mania that is less likely to interfere with routine activities.
Concerns about the corrosive action of caesium on spacecraft components have pushed development in the direction of the use of inert gas propellants, such as xenon; this is easier to handle in ground-based tests and has less potential to interfere with the spacecraft.
