Sentence examples for more robust interaction from inspiring English sources

The idea is to give users a way to have a more robust interaction with a piece of content like a GIF in a compact experience without having to strap on a VR headset or anything along those lines.

Finally, using the knowledge of EP characteristics, synthetic EPs with different features (e.g., more robust interaction with shell proteins or with other encapsulated enzymes) can be designed.

To perform biocuration more efficiently and to provide end users with a more robust interaction with the data, RGD has recently expanded its use of ontologies by both development of new ontologies and increased use of externally available ontologies.

First, NLK interacts with mutant AR at the N-terminal region of the protein, and, interestingly, polyQ expansion results in a more robust interaction between NLK and mutant AR in comparison to wild-type AR.

There is consequently a possibility that a more robust interaction occurs between BP1 protein and bcl-2 in the absence of estrogen receptor alpha; hence, this would provide an interesting area for future study.

The association of ERCC1 and USP45 was observed to be markedly more robust than interaction with other SLX4 components (Fig 2C, Supplementary Fig S3), further suggesting that USP45 associates with ERCC1.

On the other hand, interactions included in the Bonferroni network are on average statistically more robust than interactions included in the FDR network.

The lateral KT-MT attachment has advantages for the initial KT-MT interaction because the MT lateral surface provides a large contact surface, whereas the end-on attachment ensures more robust KT-MT interaction [ 2 4], which is presumably required for sister KT biorientation.

In conclusion, we have shown that carefully engineered magnetically coupled nanoresonators can match the energy transfer performance of its electrically coupled counterpart, while providing a more selective and robust interaction in biological environments.

The argument is put forward that securing a shared understanding of development conditions and risks needs to be predicated on creating more robust conditions for interaction and fostering a sounder appreciation of the inter-dependencies of natural processes and governance.

Consistent with this model, when we introduced the ulp1ts mutations into the substrate-trapping Ulp1(3)(C580S) prey construct, we observed a more robust two-hybrid interaction with the Smt3 bait.