Sentence examples for batch of transfer from inspiring English sources

Only one footballer appears in Time Magazine's recently published list of the 100 most influential folk who inhabit this here planet (clue, it's not Wayne Rooney) but don't let his absence from today's fresh-from-the-oven batch of transfer rumours let you believe that these tales aren't the real deal.

To further exclude the noise caused by the excessive number of embryos transferred, we designed a second batch of experiments, which transferred only 100 embryos to each recipient (Table 4).

In the first batch of experiments, we transferred more than 200 embryos to each surrogate.

Every second week a batch of sows was transferred to a previously emptied and cleaned farrowing unit.

A subset of a uniform batch of plants was transferred to a reduced light level for a single light period, leading to a twofold reduction in the starch content at the onset of darkness.

But after the second batch of plants was transferred to a greenhouse that had a higher temperature than the field condition, marked lesion mimics were formed on their leaves.

This method severely limits kinetic studies of acute stress responses on flies, since, within a few hours, large fluctuations in the quantity of ingested food are observed in batches of flies transferred to a new medium.

The last category can be caused by batch processing, transfer of viable bacilli from the sample needle of a broth-culturing system, e.g., BACTEC (15), a faulty exhaust hood (4), and contamination from species identification procedures such as the niacin production test (6).

This will allow learning and experience gained from the implementation at each batch of sites to be transferred to subsequent ones.

A plastic dish with a batch of eggs that was transferred directly to the chamber with 20°C freshwater and placed there for 210 min after fertilization was used as control group.

Dust the oxtail in well-seasoned flour and brown the meat in batches, adding more oil as needed; transfer each batch of browned meat to a bowl.