Sentence examples for subjected to interference from inspiring English sources

"Two possible explanations for the difference in numbers relate to problems with the estimation methods (which are rather opaque and have been subjected to interference by protestors), and to the possibility of illegal killing.

It was further stated that "acceptance of the invitation by any one country would in no way involve or even imply any change in its view of the status of any other country" and the Prime Ministers also emphasized that "the form of government and the way of life of any country in no way be subjected to interference by another".

Notably, myotubes subjected to interference with either p21 or p27 alone showed neither DNA synthesis nor increased γ-H2AX staining (supplementary material Fig. S2).

Since CK18 is believed to be expressed only in cells of epithelial origin, theoretically the assay should not be subjected to interference by bone marrow cell death.

Of note there was a trans-repressive effect of the CTF on the collagen type I promoter element, that was not subjected to interference with wild-type protein activities.

But unfortunately these sensors are subjected to interferences from other gas species.

This is due to the fact that more power will be allocated to the link which is subjected to more interference power to overcome the interference.

England has been subjected to government interference and recently the Australian Government urged Cricket Australia to improve its governance.

Furthermore, Article 12 states: "No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home, or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation.

Some worry that a supposedly independent regulator has been subjected to political interference and has been forced to lower its standards.

All patients received medical treatment, and 20 patients were subjected to surgical interference.