Sentence examples for lesser interference from inspiring English sources

We keep the same user ordering as detailed in NUS proof such that weaker user's signal gets decoded with lesser interference.

Note that AVAIL being a unipath algorithm and selecting high throughput links for each path shall have lesser interference on all links and should have achieved better end-to-end throughput; however, this is not the case.

Interference with capital movements is generally considered a lesser evil than interference with the free flow of trade.

This is what the Yankees' principal owner said Monday in regard to the Mets' charge after their weekend series that Roger Clemens purposely hit Mike Piazza in the head with a 92-mile-an-hour fastball, and, to a markedly lesser degree, the protested interference call against Met first baseman Todd Zeile.

In a political system that consistently grants the two major parties a privileged space to campaign without interference from lesser known voices, I think it is critical, particularly this election season, to expand the options.

But the long-overdue hearing is being overshadowed by accusations of a lesser sort: corruption and political interference.

Figure 14 depicts how the coverage improves as the normalized reuse distance increases, which indicates lesser influence of co-channel interference.

We need less interference".

By combining biological knowledge with bioinformatics methods and creative thinking the authors propose that Archaea and to a bit lesser extent Bacteria posses an RNA-interference-based immune system involving CRISPR and cas genes, that is analogous the eukaryotic RNA interference systems.

However, the data indicate that individuals with low gF are capable of recruiting proactive control mechanisms under more demanding situations (e.g., high interference expectancy), albeit to a lesser extent than individuals with high gF.

Sometimes, even in Weymouth Street, such lesser shadows flitted about, but Etheridge dismissed this interference as a trick of the light or of his own imagination.