The phrase "age of transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing periods or phases characterized by the transfer of knowledge, resources, or power.
Example: "In the age of transfer, information flows more freely than ever before, reshaping industries and societies."
Alternatives: "era of exchange" or "period of transition".
"We should not set the age of transfer" from juvenile courts to criminal ones "at 12 or 13, as many states do, because we will be jeopardizing children," Professor Steinberg said.
Importing elements of a successful education system the balance between central and local government, the age of transfer to secondary school, the wearing of school uniforms and so on is unlikely to improve performance.
It is also the age of transfer to senior secondaries.
The phylogenetic approach provides information about age of transfers, but identified the fewest candidate LGT events.
However, in adoptively transferred 2-month-old mice, the tumors experienced a significant decrease in size following αOX40 treatment, regardless of the age of transferred T cells.
It is important to note that many of these methods have produced strikingly different predictions as to the extent of horizontal transfer [ 18] and the specific genes predicted to be alien [ 6], possibly because they are sensitive to different ages of transfer events [ 19, 20] or because they are not all reliable predictors of evolutionary events.
Parallel to previous studies, we found no effect of age on transfer rate from PD to HD [ 17], suggesting that PD can be performed in any age group with appropriate support.
In E. coli, the evolutionary rate of TFBSs of horizontal transferred TGs is fast but gradually decelerates with the age of horizontal transfer (Lercher & Pal, 2008).
Naïve Bayes likelihood ORF filtering should eliminate many dubious classifications, but does not provide any information about the age of the transfer event.
The son of Milton and Gerta Herzon and raised in Erie, PA, Bert began his university studies at Harvard at the very young age of 15, transferred to the Honors Program at Swarthmore College, graduating in 1932 and completed his medical education at Johns Hopkins in 1937.
