Sentence examples for related interference from inspiring English sources
In order to be informative, such experiments have to be performed in a controlled environment to minimize context related interference.
Also it may be argued that in the context of the BPI pain intensity items, the patients may rate pain related interference in both versions of the questionnaire.
Moreover, subjects affected by medical problems, like neurological disorders, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy, systemic chronic diseases, diabetes, hypertension, ocular trauma, ocular diseases, optic neuritis, retinal pathologies, cataract, glaucoma, and high refractive errors, were excluded from the study for possible cross related interference with the test.
By comparing the simulation results of the different parameters, the related interference process can be simulated.
The related interference minimization problems are formulated, and employed algorithms are combined together to reduce the interference layer by layer.
Eventually, we formulate an overall solution to improve spectrum utilization for two-tier LTE cellular network by combining the proposed strategy of hybrid spectrum arrangement and the related interference mitigation methods.
Task-related interference refers to evaluative thoughts about the task or about task performance (i.e., "I'm not very good at this," "This task is boring", e.g., Sarason, Sarason, Keefe, Hates, & Shearin, 1986; Smallwood et al., 2004).
Pain-related interference was calculated as the mean of 0 ("does not interfere") to 10 ("completely interferes") ratings of pain interference with general activity, mood, walking, work (including housework), relations with others, sleep, and enjoyment of life.
Phobia-related interference in daily functioning similarly decreased.
Pain and mental health distress were associated with poorer physical health, opioid prescription and marijuana use, and pain-related interference.
Pain site predicted physical functioning with low back pain patients reporting greater pain-related interference.
