The phrase "are effectively transmitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how information, signals, or messages are communicated successfully and efficiently.
Example: "In this study, we will explore how emotions are effectively transmitted through non-verbal cues."
Alternatives: "are successfully conveyed" or "are efficiently communicated."
Despite the use of a combination of serotype and ST to increase the accuracy of our transmissibility categories, we cannot exclude the possibility that 'non-transmitted' strains were effectively transmitted between mother or infant and others but not detected by us.
They are established with the implicit assumption that desired genes, previously selected through phenotypic evaluation, will be effectively transmitted from the parental population to the offspring.
This means that the information of the k th bit is effectively transmitted in the next N bits, which is a unique characteristic of the SESS modulation scheme.
In this circumstance, we synthesized water soluble fluorescent 3, 4-dihydroxy-l-phenyl alanine (l-DOPA) protected gold nanocluster (l-DOPA-AuNC) as l-DOPA can be effectively transmitted through blood-brain barrier.
Notice that only a representative application is here considered: for practical applications, as only average information on wind velocity is usually of interest, subsequent measured or estimated samples could be averaged, reducing further the data to be effectively transmitted.
Oncogenetic knowledge, skills and attitude were effectively transmitted through an accredited online and live interactive training and could internationally serve as an example for other common topics (i.e. reproductive medicine, familial coronary heart disease and diabetes) and possibly other medical specialties provided that they are translated to its medical systems.
This is helpful because low-frequency analog signals cannot be effectively transmitted over free space.
Due to genetic variations, the signals may not be effectively transmitted to modulate apoptotic and autophagic responses.
