Sentence examples for robust interaction from inspiring English sources

In yeast, the LGMD2H mutant TRIM32 D487N failed to interact with dysbindin, whereas a robust interaction between TRIM32 P130S and dysbindin was found (Fig.  1B).

The system design is tailored to robust interaction through contact (e.g. docking and sliding on walls).

Dewey sees the normal, problem-solving functioning of democratic institutions as based on robust interaction between publics and institutions within a set of constrained alternatives.

Using data from Bartone's[20] study of U.S. soldiers in the Gulf War, Figure 2 shows the typical, and rather robust interaction effect of hardiness and stress.

The idea is to give users a way to have a more robust interaction with a piece of content like a GIF in a compact experience without having to strap on a VR headset or anything along those lines.

The close physical contact and the direct coupling of forces of human and robot necessitate a stable and robust interaction control.

Patel Taylor's latest addition goes further – with robust interactions of horizontal and vertical in the spirit of the original, and randomised arrangements of windows that also owe something to Capon's design.

When it comes to designing complex and robust interactions, for everything from platform-jumping to shooters or sports, touch has surprising limitations.

Much to my amazement, the technology supported extremely robust interactions with people chiming in from all of the locations.

Among the JMJD2 family members we tested, JMJD2A and 2B exhibited robust interactions with ER (Figure 3); however, in contrast to depletion of JMJD2B, depletion of JMJD2A caused only a marginal defect in ER target gene induction (Figure 4).

Given that the HPA axis system is dynamically involved in various fear responses [23], and that there are robust interactions between the HPA axis system and CCKergic system [24] [26], it is critical to study how the HPA axis system was involved in this transgene/stress co-mediated fear behavior.