Sentence examples for unilateral interaction from inspiring English sources

These data favor an unilateral interaction between the proteins in that α-Syn cannot seed inclusion formation by synphilin-1, while synphilin-1 can still recruit α-Syn and thereby propagate nucleation of the latter.

These coinfections may have unilateral or bidirectional interactions with HIV that may alter the clinical outcome of either infection.

This contribution addresses the vibratory analysis of unilateral contact induced structural interactions between a bladed impeller and its surrounding flexible casing.

In a study of interhemispheric interactions during unilateral movements, Kičić et al. (2008) stimulated in separate sessions both the ipsi- and contralateral motor cortices.

The interaction between orthodontic treatment of unilateral cross bite and mandibular condyle position is of clinical interest given the positive influence that such an intervention can have on further preadolescent craniofacial growth.

One possibility is that section of the fornix eliminates a pathway by which interhemispheric frontal-inferotemporal interactions take place, that can support scene learning after crossed unilateral lesions of frontal and inferotemporal cortex eliminate intrahemispheric interaction.

Most interactions between ASes are local (unilateral in the case of provider selection and bilateral in the case of peering), decentralized and dynamic.

The interwire contact interaction is treated as a frictionless unilateral plain strain problem.

This contribution addresses the vibratory analysis of unilateral-contact induced structural interactions between a bladed impeller and its surrounding rigid casing.

In 1986, in retaliation for the bombing of a nightclub in West Berlin, the Reagan administration bombed Tripoli and imposed unilateral sanctions that banned virtually all commercial and financial interaction between Libya and the United States.

This model uses a smooth approximation of the unilateral displacement constraints that are used to model contact interactions.