interference

• interference between

  The fractional-order beams result from interference between scattered waves involving an adatom at least once.

• political interference

  There was no political interference at the V

• possible interference

  Another unresolved conflict concerns possible interference between domestic or commercial users who have installed systems in neighbouring premises.

• outside interference

  Well in in the sense that erm they've said referred to outside interference

• differential interference contrast

  Lesser degrees of hyposplenism can be detected by other techniques including the clearance of isotopically labelled heated erythrocytes or differential interference contrast microscopy.

• human interference

  But I am more bothered by the implications of losing what may be the last chance of a home-grown refuge free from ongoing human interference.

• lead to interference

  This could in turn lead to interference with the normal negative feedback loop and result in a rise in the circulating gastrin values; indeed serum gastrin has been found to rise significantly after cigarette smoking in patients with duodenal ulcer disease.

• avoid interference

  That is, there is reason to accept the outcome of market processes and avoid interference with them.

• little interference

  Vocalisation suppression interfered with rhyming judgements in the experiment, but there was little interference with the meaning-similarity task.

• interference with contract

  While there may be wrongful interference with contract short of actual breach, there must be interference with performance of the contract.