Sentence examples for determinants of the transfer from inspiring English sources

Objective: We examined the association of GWG with cord serum POPs concentrations after adjusting for prepregnancy maternal body mass index (BMI) and other potential determinants of the transfer of POPs into newborns.

Interestingly we found that, in several cases, the anchor domain of the proteins was a critical determinant of the transfer efficiency (Table 2).

Contrary to prior studies which have examined complementarities and the determinants of knowledge transfer activities in separate models, this study relied on a multivariate path model to reflect the fact that in practice, academics consider simultaneously whether or not to undertake multiple knowledge transfer activities.

ATL is a multigenic family of putative RING-type E3 ubiquitin ligases [ 68], the specificity determinants that mediate the transfer of ubiquitin to the ε-amino group of target proteins resulting in mono-ubiquitination, additional ubiquitin moieties are transferred to the target protein by E4, a multiubiquitin chain assembly factor [ 69].

We have previously shown that tumour-derived MV (TMV) carry some determinants of the tumour cells and transfer them to monocytes [ 11].

The resultant linear equation involves a Volterra integral equation with a convolution kernel whose stability can be analyzed by studying the determinant of the inverse of the transfer matrix in the Laplace transform domain.

So there is no reason that in the earlier phase, which the authors speculate about there, there was not a similar role for Darwinian process acting on the laterally transferred determinants of the biochemistry of the evolving transcription and translation apparatus.

The relative gap between the states is the main determinant of electron transfer based fluorescence quenching and is seen to be considerably larger for Trp42 than for Trp68.

Illusory Determinants of The Bounds of Sense.

Determinants of the rate of protein sequence evolution.

Maternal protein binding is an important determinant of placental transfer, since only the free concentration in maternal plasma can equilibrate with the embryo during organogenesis; this parameter differs greatly across species (e.g., valproic acid: five times higher free fractions in mouse and hamster than in monkey and man).