Sentence examples for response and interference from inspiring English sources

The sensitive response and interference free of the sensing process make the film a promising Zn2+-sensor.

EF is a new concept in power electronics and conversion technology, which thoroughly differs from the traditional concepts, such as power factor (PF), power transfer efficiency, total harmonic distortion (THD) and ripple factor (RF). EF and the other sub-sequential parameters can illustrate the system stability, reference response, and interference recovery.

Barkley [ 74] defined three forms of inhibition: inhibition of a prepotent response, of an ongoing response, and interference control.

Nigg [ 75] proposed to limit the taxonomy to inhibition of a prepotent response and interference control, with the first to be measured with a Stop Paradigm, and the second with Stroop or Flanker tasks.

In the present study, significant changes in all BPI scores were found over time, decreasing from baseline to week 4. Nguyen et al. [ 27] found in a study evaluating pain response and interference using BPI at 1, 3 and 6 months, that mood was significantly improved in patients responding to RT and a trend in improvement was observed for general activity and normal work.

Furthermore, the induction of inflammatory responses and interference with innate mucosal defenses may have contributed to the enhanced HIV acquisition rates observed with nonoxynol-9 (N-9) and cellulose sulfate [7], [8].

Much of the recent implicit attitude research has focused on response priming and interference in speeded tasks.

According to Diamond (2013), the core executive functions are inhibition – response inhibition and interference control –, working memory and cognitive flexibility (Diamond 2013).

Up to date, several TP probes for intracellular H2S imaging have been designed, but real-time imaging of endogenous H2S-related biological processes in tissues is hampered due to low sensitivity, long response time and interference from other biothiols.

It is worth noting that the intervention effects appear for attention and inhibition, and, for the latter, both response inhibition and interference control (which involves cognitive inhibition) showed gains in the experimental group.

Inhibition control reflects a behavioral manifestation of impulsivity (Newman and Meyer 2014), and constitutes one of the core domains of executive function, which can be divided into response inhibition and interference control (Diamond 2013).