Sentence examples for the persistent interaction from inspiring English sources

Due to the persistent interaction of produced longeval amine with peroxides, remarkable post conversion after irradiation, which is significant for radiation crosslinking of photo-screened materials, was thus initially achieved in photoinitiated free radical polymerization.

This suggests that some of the observed systemic effects (i.e., increased mRNA levels in extrapulmonary tissues) may be due to the persistent interaction of small quantities of translocated nano-NH with target tissues over time.

It is therefore, tempting to speculate that persistent interaction of An. culicifacies with P. vivax might have led to an evolutionary co adaptation between the mosquito immune responses and this parasite, whereas the refractory phenotype could represent the ancestral function of the mosquito immune system against the parasite.

The data obtained reinforce the proposal that complete transfer of the polypeptide chain into the matrix is not a necessary stage in its topogenesis, but rather persistent interaction of the polypeptide chain with the membrane during the process of translocation is of importance for heme binding, folding and membrane insertion.

And that should be fine with FriendFeed, since users will have persistent interaction with the service on the desktop.

We directly measured hydrogen/deuterium exchange rates on the urea-denatured hFGF-1 to obtain the information with regard to the persistent residual interaction(s) in the unfolded hFGF-1.

Grb7 upregulation per se does not seem to be sufficient to restore Akt phosphorylation (or Erk phosphorylation, data not shown) in the presence of lapatinib (at least in the incubation times tested in our experiments) regardless of a persistent interaction with HER2.

Thus, without frequent and persistent interaction, it is doubtful whether knowledge sharing can take place in online learning.

In human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, for example, high levels of PD-1 expression allow for persistent interaction between PD-L1 expressed by APCs and subsequent T-cell dysfunction.

In lupus, intrinsic 'hyperactivity' of the immune system is associated with persistent interactions between certain autoimmune T helper (Th) cells and B cells, leading to the production of IgG autoantibodies against apoptotic nuclear antigens and the formation of pathogenic immune complexes [ 1, 2].

In summary, when diffusion is finite, there is an advantage of producing M because of persistent interactions, and there is an advantage of producing P because of spatial correlation.