Sentence examples for faithfully transferred from inspiring English sources

Previously, the nickel imprint stamp using electroforming process and features as small as 50-nm-sized patterns of original silicon master were faithfully transferred [30].

The imprinted depth (99.1 nm) of the PEGDA575 NW was almost the same as the mold height (100 nm), suggesting that the mold patterns were faithfully transferred by UV-NIL.

However, after the demolding of silicon master, the patterned ETFE gratings with ~150-nm width and ~280-nm period are obtained, as shown in Fig. 1b, which are faithfully transferred from the silicon master.

Although this oligosaccharide is faithfully transferred to a protein, subsequent oligosaccharide processing is abnormal in the hybrid-type glycans [22].

These results confirm that synteny is preserved and kelch motif ACBPs are faithfully transferred to B. napus.

Besides, kelch motif ACBPs were faithfully transferred to B. napus, with six different chromosomal locations similar to parents B. rapa and B. oleracea.

These data indicate that RNA faithfully transfers "suppressive" as well as "positive" types of immune responses that have been reported previously for lymphocytes obtained directly from tumour-bearing and tumour-immune animals.

Some were first entered when Nixon was president and have been faithfully and laboriously transferred a dozen times — from fraying paper address books to crisp new address books, to a primitive gizmo I bought in Japan, to "electronic organizers," to a Windows address-book program, to a Palm Treo, to a Mac, to an iPhone.

And now, almost 15 years (and 177 gigabytes) later, I transfer "The Arky Girl" faithfully, whenever an iPod dies or I'm persuaded to upgrade my computer.

Thus, the theoretical challenge is the very substantial one of linking the microscopic level to higher levels of description, transferring the physicochemical representation from the lowest level of concern to the highest, so that predictions of the materials properties faithfully reflect the underlying chemical characteristics.

"You can't even apply for funding now if you have a cell line derived by somatic cell nuclear transfer that faithfully reproduces, say, juvenile diabetes," Dr. Weissman said.