Sentence examples for possibility of interacting with from inspiring English sources
A study by Bailey, Dresser, and Arnold [21] found that more than 85 medicines have the possibility of interacting with grapefruit, and of these medicines, 43 have interactions that can result in serious adverse effects.
Similarly, the "observer system" O in quantum mechanics need not to be human or have any other property beside the possibility of interacting with the "observed" system S).
The possibility of interacting with remote services in natural language opens up new opportunities for sharing knowledge and for automating services.
Our laboratory aims to develop a new generation of "Tongue Display Units" that would provide biofeedback information concerning the actual state of buttock pressure distribution that would offer to quadriplegic patients the possibility of interacting with their environment.
Hence protein localization prediction has implications both for the function of the protein and its possibility of interacting with other proteins in the same compartment [3,4].
The visual interface will also be improved, offering the user the possibility of interacting with 3D models of the organism under study and directly selecting an anatomical structure simply by clicking on it.
The presence of this domain in MAGUKs increases their possibilities of interacting with signaling pathways.
There are so many ways and possibilities of interacting with a baby.
Motor imitation, that is, the possibility of interacting physically with others by sharing a behavioural state, represents a powerful biological resource for cognitive development [1] and social interaction [2].
Although no interaction between LUMA and nesprins have been observed, the possibility of LUMA interacting with smaller KASH isoforms located at the INM is a strong possibility; especially considering mutations in both proteins cause EDMD and cardiomyopathies.
Indeed, the possibility of HEV71 interacting with other enteroviruses in a previous HEV71 epidemic has been raised (14 ).
