Sentence examples for seems to interact with from inspiring English sources

THC is the main active compound in cannabis, but it seems to interact with cannabidiol, the levels of which vary dramatically across different strains and preparations of cannabis.

The antimicrobial agent TCC seems to interact with MWCNT resulting in a lower available concentration of TCC in the test medium.

The matrix reorganized by PQR sort (Figure 8d) is the only one that has a continuous row (and column) representing the main character, which seems to interact with approximately 50% of the novel characters (the other matrices may not help conclude this fact).

In addition, the X-DING-CD4+ seems to interact with transcription factors in the nucleus, and is believed to be involved in the resistance to HIV infection of non-progressive patients [22], [39].

Importantly, in a recent study on genetic NEDD4L variance and blood pressure in subjects without antihypertensive treatment, we found that the rs4149601 polymorphism seems to interact with another NEDD4L polymorphism, rs2288774 [18].

Although undamaged origins are reported to initiate as normal after irradiation [45], and some hemimethylated DNA should be present in the irradiated cells, the results from Figure 7 show that the SeqA protein seems to interact with most of the compacted repair site DNA.

This hidden matter has been dubbed dark matter because none of the other forces of nature seem to interact with it.

Instead, they seem to interact with one another and with the environment in all kinds of ways, sending myriad messages to the brain that it interprets as the scent of chocolate cake, sawdust, lilacs.

As the duet progresses, however, the eight lights (neatly squat, black objects) start to trundle more experimentally around the stage; and as their swivelling glass "eyes" react to what the dancers are doing, they seem to interact with them on more equal terms, assuming an alert, enquiring intelligence that's almost human.

Snapshots are overlaid on the same page, giving the sense that time is flexible, so conversations from the 1800s seem to interact with others from the 1980s, although the speakers have no inkling of this, forcing one to think about whether places can retain a trace of past (or future events) as well as the transience of life and human works.

Only this flat image moved, rapped and seemed to interact with the audience, at one point calling out "Coachella!" The audio manipulation required for this last touch should be no news to fans of hip-hop, in which samples and digitally looped voices can be made to say just about anything a producer wants them to.