Sentence examples for risk of interfering from inspiring English sources

A Border Patrol helicopter shining a blinding beam on a group of suspects runs the risk of interfering with valuable machinery trained upward, like the four massive telescopes, known as Veritas or the Very Energetic Radiation Telescope Array System, that measure gamma rays.

Rather than report the incident, Tressel "vaguely warned" his players to halt the improprieties, later citing fear for their safety and the risk of interfering with an FBI investigation of the parlor owner, Edward Rife, who was sentenced to three years for drug trafficking and money laundering charges last October.

However, the use of morphogens bears the risk of interfering with the tightly regulated adult stem cell niches.

Koalas were observed with the naked eye and binoculars, from approx. 15 m distance to avoid the risk of interfering with the experiment.

Because primary cells are sensitive to artificial treatment, we used techniques that identified cell cycle stage (rather than cell synchronization) to minimize the risk of interfering with normal accumulation (or loss) of transient modifications.

Only one CPU can modify a list or tree at a time; however, if the lists are independent, CPUs can work on independent lists or without risk of interfering with each other.

Because of the risks of interfering with such an endangered species, however, the Sunda rhinoceros is primarily studied through fecal sampling and camera traps.

Might there not be huge potential risks, even potentially risks to life, of interfering with digital services, asked one audience member — and how could an untargeted process such as mass hacking avoid generating unknown 'collateral damage', let alone be judged 'proportionate' by those authorizing such activity?

But as more of us are flying with more and more electronic gadgets – what the airlines call Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) – how high is the risk of them interfering with the aircraft's avionics systems?

A boost of the transmitter wattage would improve the reception, but since the station does not have a Federal Communications Commission license, the hospital cannot raise the power without the risk of illegally interfering with other frequencies.

PCR-based sample preparation for both NGS and Sanger sequencing shares the same risk of variants interfering with primer binding but NGS allows for better detectability.