Sentence examples for predicted interference from inspiring English sources

Fibres: We expect the delay fibres must be stabilised to relative length changes of 10−10 for observing the predicted interference effects, which includes a thermal stabilisation of ({pm} 10^{-5}~mbox{K}).

In each of these cases, the contribution is likely minor even at maximally predicted interference levels.

Although contemporary neuropsychological models of ADHD predict interference control and cognitive flexibility deficiencies in the disorder, previous findings obtained with traditional measures (e.g. paper and pencil Stroop tests, WCST) have been inconsistent.

For example, the SLH model of a network of two coupled OPOs [86] predicts interferences that enable to achieve a degree of control over properties of the output field, such as its squeezing spectrum [8], which would be impossible without the coherent feedback.

Mixed blocks are less likely to produce emotional Stoop interference overall, so we predicted weaker interference effects – less RT slowing – on mixed blocks relative to pure blocks, across groups.

Physical interference model is used to predict the interference faced by the links over the network using ratio between SINR (Signal to Noise Plus Interference Ratio) and SNR (Signal-to-Noise Ratio) at each node [58, 62].

CRISPR repeats are part of a predicted RNA-interference-based system implicated in immunity to phages and integrative plasmids [33], [34].

Grade A. Conventional recovery testing for the detection of TgAb interference is not sufficiently accurate for predicting assay interference with modern highly sensitive Tg assays.

It only predicts the interference on the receiver side where as sender side interference component is also important for quality routes.

In the second case, a satellite MIMO diversity system with receive antenna selection is considered, adjacent satellite cochannel interference on its forward link is studied and an analytical model predicting the interference mitigation achieved is presented.

According to the bilingual L2 lexical disadvantage hypothesis, lower proficiency in the L2 predicts less interference from the distracting word due to weaker language ties; however, these data show larger interference effects for the low-proficiency group in L2 English performance.