Sentence examples for live interference from inspiring English sources

Additionally, fibronectin or ICAM-1 promote the stabilisation of podosomes as determined by live interference reflection microscopy (Chou et al., 2006), which correlates with the observed accumulation of podosomal components (Calle et al., 2006a).

That sounds rather like Berlin's idea of "positive liberty"—roughly, the right to pursue good things as well as to live without interference.

Recorded cells were confined to medial cortex in the more caudal slices (to target PrL and IL cortex) and were medial and dorsal in more rostral slices, defined by appearance of forceps minor corpus callosum, observable in live differential interference contrast images.

My job is to support their decision and help these women through a difficult time in their lives, without interference from the government.

Certainly let's strengthen the laws and protections of everyone to allow them the privacy of their personal lives without interference or appropriation from sleazy thugs.

It demands deep moral compromise just to live with minimal interference from authority.

They operate a policy of non-intervention, allowing the ponies to live without human interference.

These 5 GHz bands are practically empty compared to crowded 2.4 MHz bands in which most neighborhood Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and many cordless phones live, along with interference from other electrical devices such as your microwave oven.

To ensure that Mps1 inhibition decreased mitotic index by inhibiting mitotic checkpoint activity rather than, for instance, preventing entry into mitosis, mitotic progression in the presence of spindle poisons was monitored by live cell differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy.

To verify that conditional tethering of MAD1 to kinetochores could delay anaphase onset like previously shown for direct fusion of MAD1 to MIS12 (Maldonado and Kapoor 2011), we added rapamycin to a population of cells in G2 phase and monitored mitotic progression by live cell differential interference contrast (DIC) imaging.

Would the hatchlings have led happier lives with her interference?