Sentence examples for the destructive interaction from inspiring English sources
Anti-CD44 mAb also interferes with the migration of RA synovial-like fibroblasts in vitro and is able to disturb the destructive interaction between RA synovial-like fibroblasts and the cartilaginous matrix.
Assuming a weak sinusoidal variation of the beam cross-section along its axis, perturbation methods are employed to determine flexural resonance conditions and analyze the resonant destructive interaction of flexural waves with the periodic beam.
On the plus side it also contains Jos Buttler and Sam Billings, in their own way frontiersmen in a tentative thawing in the tense, often destructive interaction with the BCCI's powerhouse league.
For incident polarization perpendicular to the axis, a destructive interaction between the applied and induced electric fields is predicted, leading to a small blue spectral shift [22].
It is proposed that the constricting dimensions of the small openings in a small pore zeolite can hinder the destructive Cu/Al2O3 interaction as well as the zeolite dealumination process, hence significantly improving the hydrothermal stability of the small pore zeolite supported Cu catalyst.
The study offers no conclusions about whether depression causes destructive interactions between siblings, whether the destructive relationships are an early indication of depression, or whether the two factors act on each other to increase the risk.
The received wisdom among marriage experts is that having a bleak outlook is a self-fulfilling prophecy--pessimism leading to destructive interactions that undermine the partnership.
The results show that the tool is effective in finding layouts that avoid destructive interactions and get a q-factor slightly above 1.
The necessity of coordination for the designed fuzzy controller (fuzzy coordinator) is to eradicate destructive interactions between AVR and PSS in grid disturbance conditions.
In contrast, a few cases show significant constructive and/or destructive interactions between editors.
Since those early observations, the imbalanced state between host and pathogen as the cause of deleterious conditions has gained currency in contemporary thinking (Virgin et 2009; Garrett et al. 2010; Willing et al. 2011): "evolutionary equilibrium favors mutualistic rather than parasitic or unilaterally destructive interactions" (Lederberg 1993, p. 8).
