Sentence examples for protected interaction from inspiring English sources

Mentoring is a protected interaction in which learning takes place through analysis, assessment, reassessment and practice exposure, conditions, coupled with difficulties, errors and accomplishments [ 35].

We don't just rely on this because it harkens back to second grade "friend rules" of not telling secrets; we can rely this because the law has protected interactions in this way for years.

Nature seems to protect interactions containing amino acids with aromatic side-chains; our methodology also conserves those residues.

In the chicken domain of alpha globin genes this unstable DNA sequence seems to be partially protected by interaction with nuclear matrix proteins.

While in this state, the product is generally protected from interaction with liquid and solid contaminants by physical barriers (e.g., polyethylene bags, drums, etc).. Vapor phase contamination, although generally less frequently observed, is possible.

Presumably dephosphorylation of these tryptic peptides was blocked due to inefficient contacts between SAP and the phosphates, suggesting that the phosphate modifications may be protected through interactions with the rest of CKIε.

"If you don't protect that interaction crisply and clearly," he said, "you could be concerned about the student basically working in an unpaid capacity for industry".

However, for this purpose, the oxide layer prepared on a zircaloy cladding should not have a nanotubular but a nanoporous morphology because nanotubular oxide layer having many gaps and cracks cannot protect the interaction of steam with zircaloy base metal.

We suppose that coated PSiNPs are protected from the interaction with the liquid phase of water by hydrophobic PLGA layer.

Interestingly, the deuterium exchange experiments identified a second region on the MutS surface that was protected upon MutL interaction in the ATPase domain (residues 673 686).

The novelty of the data discussed here consists of the fact that naked RNA, a very vulnerable biomacromolecule, is protected by the interaction with vesicles.