Sentence examples for sophisticated interaction with from inspiring English sources

The Chiroptera have remained evolutionarily unchanged for over 35 million years [7] and so it might be expected that bat viruses would have developed a sophisticated interaction with the host immune system as a result of extensive co-evolution over a long period of time.

In order to achieve more sophisticated interaction with the environment (like identification or memory), and therefore stability on a higher representational resolution, additional processing is necessary, at the cost of flexibility to new input.

The complexity of tumors and their sophisticated interactions with their environment call for imaging methods capable of detecting a diversity of tumor hallmarks [1, 2].

Therefore, in comparison with C1, C n (n > 1) has more sophisticated interactions with the substrate, involving in non-linear damage effect and atomic self-sputtering effect [24, 25].

Sophisticated interaction studies with human SCaMC1 suggest that in absence of Ca2+ the quite flexible N-terminal domain caps the transmembrane part whereas Ca2+-binding turns the N-terminal domain into a more rigid state which leads to its dissociation and opening of the translocation pore [ 21, 22].

In an attempt to determine the regulatory mechanisms by which ROS modulate the turnover of SENP3, we investigated the molecules that stabilize and destabilize SENP3 and discovered a sophisticated interaction of SENP3 with both CHIP and Hsp90.

"Right now it's very basic, but more sophisticated interactions are on our timeline".

These sophisticated interactions differ among individuals based on environmental factors.

Exogenous NPCs lacking the expression of major neural antigens were reliably (and for long-term) found at the level of draining lymph nodes, while establishing sophisticated anatomical interactions with lymph node cells.

Thus, our approach presents an improvement of >4.5 times in terms of document representation speed, which provides a smooth and sophisticated navigation and interaction with the system.

Work experiences that are thought to contribute to diagnostic reasoning include specialisation by seeing more patients with similar diseases, accurate feedback by using sophisticated diagnostic equipment, interaction with knowledgeable colleagues, involvement in teaching and supervision, and contribution to active research programmes.