Sentence examples for more general interaction from inspiring English sources
The specific interaction between measles and H. pylori seropositivity raises the possibility of a specific viral effect on the gastrointestinal mucosa or a more general interaction with the immune system.
This is not to say that short-lived strain-transcending immunity is not present; observed interference between subtypes [ 4, 22], evolution at CTL epitopes [ 23], and the exclusion of the Beijing/89 cluster by the antigenically distant Beijing/92 cluster [ 9] all suggest some form of more general interaction between influenza viruses.
It was later discovered that it is possible to use the solutions for the 1/r5 Maxwell model as a starting point and then calculate successive corrections for more general interactions.
In particular, we aim to explore whether it is possible to cover more general interactions without increasing the computational complexity of the algorithm.
Note that the form of (Q) chosen is purely phenomenological, i.e. to obtain desirable cosmological findings although more general phenomenological interaction terms can be used.
It should hence be assumed that the parameter κexp, as calculated with the use of NMR spectra and as defined by the formula (4), represents more general LW interactions.
Future experiments will be designed to identify additional potential candidates in the CNS as well as to differentiate between genes that are specific to reproductive behavior and those involved in more general social interactions among flies.
Reviewer's report 2 – Prof. Marek Kimmel The model is an application of the previously published more general model of interaction of RNA polymerases, protein factors and secondary structure during transcription.
In the first part of our analysis, we focus on the classical matching-allele type (considered in [ 5- 7]) and then extend our scope to more general types of interaction [ 10].
We should note, however, that some of the gene expression differences described in this study may be associated with more general epithelial-mesenchymal interactions rather than specific niche interactions.
Here we are interested in a more general definition of protein interaction, which goes beyond physical interaction and includes also functional or phylogenetic relationships.
