Sentence examples for consequence of transfer from inspiring English sources

The lower H2O contents in amphibole-bearing garnets are interpreted as a consequence of transfer of OH from host garnet to amphibole during exsolution.

The increase in resistance of FC, resulted from the exhaustion of NaCl in the solution, can be offset by a decrease in the electrical resistance of AC and BC caused by an increase in the HCl and NaOH concentrations as a consequence of transfer of Cl− and Na+ ions from the feed solution.

All eosinophils transmigrating through a monolayer of calcein-labeled HMVEC-L cells acquired significant amount of dye, presumably as a consequence of transfer via gap junctions (data not shown).

However, it is also possible that discontinuation of care as a consequence of transfer might have contributed to the decrease in feelings of control during labour for both groups [ 19, 20].

Differences also occurred as a consequence of transferring patients back and forth.

Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) is relatively common in plant mitochondrial genomes but the mechanisms, extent and consequences of transfer remain largely unknown.

However, the study by Ligtenberg and coworkers [ 1] goes one step further and takes a pragmatic, patient-centred view of the consequences of transfer.

The consequences of transfers of care can be life-changing for the person on the receiving end.

Community organizations say they are receiving calls from parents asking about transportation, the quality of schools and the consequences of transferring.

I suppose I'm not the only one to worry about the long-term consequences of transferring our social interactions from face to face to online.

After the Second World War, the period that John Seabrook correctly identifies as the origin of international adoption, the social, political, and psychological consequences of transferring children into the care of foreigners was widely debated ("The Last Babylift," May 10th).