Sentence examples for capacity of transfer from inspiring English sources

"There are no findings," a summary of the report reads, "that would warrant a reduction in the number and capacity of transfer stations in the study area".

To overcome poor infection efficiency and other defects, we used the lentiviral vector as a delivery tool for siRNAs to silence genes, which had advantages in the large capacity of transfer gene fragment, a long time expression of target gene and little immune response.

The proposed station would be the city's biggest, with the capacity of transferring 5,200 tons of garbage a day.

We show that the reconstitution capacity of transferred isolated naïve CD8+ T cells and their differentiation of effector functions is limited, but both dramatically increase upon the co-transfer of CD4+ T cells.

To test the survival and proliferative capacity of transferred donor cells, the recipient mice were challenged 8 days after transfer with vv i.p. and their PELs were examined for Thy1.2+ donor-derived pentamer+ cells 3 days after viral challenge.

Moreover, lack of accumulation of splenic CD8α+ DCs later in the infection correlated to reduced capacity of transferred adult CD8 T cells to accumulate in old recipients.

More recently, several data indicated an exosomes-mediated transfer of miRNA between T cells and antigen presenting cells during antigen recognition and a capacity of transferred miRNAs to regulate gene expression in recipient cells, during immune synapse formation [ 73, 82].

T-cell infiltration into tumors was attainable by systemic T-cell delivery, showing the capacity of transferred T cells to circulate, home to the tumor and perform antitumor functions.

The current operating capacities of transfer stations are approximately 2200 tonnes per day, less than the amount of waste generated.

The discovery that some insect pathogenic fungi are able to form endophytic associations with the capacity of nutrient transfer strongly indicates convergence in nutrient transfer strategies between a number of fungal lineages, most likely as a method to obtain carbon from plant roots.

A molecular theory explaining the above effects of nanoparticles on the specific heat capacity of heat transfer fluids does not yet exist.