'consequence of the transfer' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the result of a transfer of something, such as resources, powers, etc. For example: "The consequence of the transfer of power to the new government was an increased standard of living for citizens."
While he does not directly discuss 0.999..., he shows the real number 1/3 is represented by 0.333... ...333... which is a consequence of the transfer principle.
As a consequence of the transfer to Birmingham; these areas (and Balsall Heath) were regarded as part of Warwickshire, though Birmingham's status as a 'county borough' ensured these areas were not administered by Warwickshire County Council.
Hairy roots develop as the consequence of the transfer of genetic information from Agrobacterium rhizogenes, a gram-negative soil bacterium, to a host plant.
Transfer of genes that provide adaptation to environmental conditions has been interpreted as altruism on the part of the organism sharing the gene, as the donor lineage does not increase in fitness as a consequence of the transfer.
The double voltammetric transfer peak is a direct and logical consequence of the ionic transfer in systems with two interfaces; however, despite the considerable volume of literature on both experimental and theoretical membrane voltammetry, the majority of authors have not discussed this phenomenon.
Following, we report our detection and analysis of the consequence of these transferred genes on G-plasma and the AMD microbial community.
What is the functional consequence of this transfer?
Thus, the charge should be transferred from graphene to the substrate in structure A. As a consequence of the charge transfer, the SiO2 substrate induces p-type doping in the graphene.
To test the functional consequences of the transferred H-RasG12V in the adopting lymphocyte, we recorded phospho-ERK (pERK) levels as readout of the activation of the Ras/Raf/MEK/ERK cascade in NK cells that were co-cultured with B721−GFP-H-RasG12V.
The integrity of auditory brainstem synapses may vary with different forms of hearing loss, and differential effects on the auditory nerve brain interface may have particularly profound consequences for the transfer of sound from ear to brain.
Furthermore, STP and LTP have different functional consequences for the transfer of synaptic information in that STP modulates the frequency response (Volianskis et al., 2013b) whereas LTP provides amplification whilst preserving the fidelity of synaptic transmission (Pananceau et al., 1998; Selig et al., 1999; Volianskis et al., 2013b).
