The phrase "a case of transferring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or instance where something is being moved or shifted from one place to another, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "In this report, we will examine a case of transferring data between two systems to ensure accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an instance of transferring" or "a situation of transferring".
First, as can be seen, the success rate in the case of transferring a device to a second CPS (a handover) is higher than the aggregated rate.
"I think the guy who handled it would have gone to his archbishop and said, 'This case of transferring a priest is not common, and we should really have an eye on him,' " Mr. Englisch said.
Due to the continually expansion in size of electricity distribution networks, the demand for the reliability of power supply is on the increase, and in the case of transferring load, a closed-loop operation is usually needed.
Consider this a case of "technology transfer," said Dr. Newman, "from chemistry to physics".
We have very much the same long term deficit of respect accumulating among our urban youth and very much the same policing logic as Victor Rios documents in his great book on policing and urban youth, Punished (I don't think this is a case of policy transfer so much as independent paths to the same bad practices, but read Newburn's book with Trevor Jones on Policy Transfer).
For instance, differences in the temporal alignment of pitch accents may be a case of phonetic transfer (Mennen, 2004).
Since it is highly unlikely that a relative of that species is present in the oil reservoir and the coverage of the cellulase-encoding ORF was low, this perhaps represents a case of lateral transfer or contamination.
In the case of M. sociatus, we note the possibility of a case of horizontal transfer of the marker gene, since the two sequences of kaiC available from this species are clearly nested within a clade otherwise comprised of the more distantly related heterocystous cyanobacterium Nostoc (Fig. 2b).
It would be interesting to know whether this is a case of horizontal transfer or a vertically inherited homolog from the last common ancestor.
If every strongly supported but aberrant gene tree is accepted, uncritically, as a case of gene transfer, inferences of HGT/EGT will become unfalsifiable hypotheses.
