Sentence examples for tends to interfere from inspiring English sources

First, caffeine tends to interfere with the production of cortisol.

Although it follows more or less the same orbit each time around the sun, the gravitational influence of Jupiter tends to interfere with its path when it disappears into the nether reaches of the solar system.

You pop the parachute and you've got this giant awkward thing — it tends to interfere with the air flow on the parachute," he said.

I often find myself thinking about work-related issues during my down time, which tends to interfere with the quality of my personal time.

Direct experimental measures of the ultrathin material modulus have proven to be difficult since the presence of stiff substrate tends to interfere with the measurements [8].

We applied auditory BF for three reasons: (1) auditory feedback is preferable for motor learning [20], (2) visual and haptic feedback tends to interfere with the bat swing and other information, and (3) auditory BF would be an optimal method for instructing temporal sequence (e.g., melody road [21]) especially when swinging a bat.

In general, it is found that associations tend to interfere with or to inhibit one another.

But the private peccadilloes of politicians tend to interfere with, and corrupt, their commission of their public duties.

Autonomous hypersecretion of prolactin is a common feature of pituitary tumours, since such growths tend to interfere (via tissue compression) with prolactin-suppressing signals from the hypothalamus.

"He told us, 'Get off the train.' " Both men were being issued summonses for seat hoggery, a violation of part of Section 1050.7 of the Rules of Conduct, which says that no one shall "occupy more than one seat on a station, platform or conveyance when to do so would interfere or tend to interfere with the operation of the Authority's transit system or the comfort of other passengers".

AOs tend to interfere with the propagation of free-radical reactions that break polymer chains.