The three most differentially reactive antigens in the protein microararay BH13530, BH07870, BH12700 (p-value = 7.0×10−14, 2.3×10−13, and 3.3×10−8, respectively) were also the most significantly different in the immunostrip, showing validation of the microarray and transference to a separate diagnostic platform (p-value = 1.39×10−14, 1.73×10−13, and 4.0×10−10 respectively).
"That doesn't translate to transference to the environment and beyond," Ives says.
The collected data consist of: sex, age, APACHE II score, diagnosis, frequency and type of infection, antibiotic utilization, frequency of hemodialysis, ventilatory parameters, length of stay (LOS), frequency of transference to the ICU and mortality.
Transference of waveforms: The acquired waveforms, pressure time and flow-time were transferred to the software by means of the communication protocol of the NM3 monitor.
This year, after the sudden closure of the UK Film Council, and transference of funds to the BFI, we found ourselves with a 90% drop in the festival budget.
This allows men to have ejaculatory control but with less loss of sexual sensation, and reduces the transference to their partners.
The therapist included him-/herself explicitly in interpretive linking of dynamic elements (conflicts), direct manifestations of transference, and allusions to the transference (linking therapist to dynamic).
The growth kinetics of micropropagated plantlets cultured in MS modified medium and the concomitant transference to ex vitro conditions showed that cultures achieved maximum biomass and yield of bioactive compounds after 12 weeks of in vitro growth, with field-grown plants displaying the same survival pattern.
Although a king's armies might subjugate the country, the transference to that king of Enlil's divine power to rule had to be sought and sanctioned.
This shift in the workplace will fuel a transference of skills, a revolution led by a new generation leading the charge and transferring skills to the existing workforce.
