Sentence examples for have previously transmitted from inspiring English sources

We have previously transmitted CJD and scrapie isolates to bank voles [25], [26], which showed to be a valuable tool for the biological characterization of the most common forms of sCJD, gCJD and scrapie.

Step 2: Using the PLNC principle, each terminal receives the above overlapped messages and cancels its own additive contribution (given that each terminal knows the signal it has previously transmitted, as well as the channel response, assuming CSIR).

These collections examples of which include Kim Su-Jang's Haedong kayo ("Songs of Korea") and An Min-Yŏng's Kagok wŏllyu ("Anthology of Korean Songs") as well as Kim Ch'ŏng-T'aek Ch'ŏng-T'aekŏngŏn ("Songs of Green Hills")—contained poems that had previously been transmitted only orally as well as songs that had in the past been recorded in book form.

Electricity wires have previously been used to transmit information within homes and local networks, such as rows of street lights, by sending very high frequency data alongside the standard 50Hz signal.

Free-space optical networks have previously been used to transmit broadband data over long distances, but the high power of the lasers and need for a clear line of sight and extremely precise alignment between the transmitter and receiver have limited their usefulness.

All these suggest that there may be a lot more diseases transmitted through hands than we have previously recognised.

We have previously postulated that HIV is likely to be transmitted by the sexual route, in a context of commercial logging and the extensive and complex sexual networks it induces (4 ).

We have previously reported the low enzyme activity COMT Met allele was preferentially transmitted to ADHD boys but not girls [ 9].

"The idea that you can transmit anything over 400 generations is extraordinary". Scientists have previously thought that the accuracy of such stories could not persist for much more than 800 years without being written down.

We have previously reported that saliva and blood from CWD-infected deer contain sufficient infectious prions to transmit disease upon passage into naïve deer.

These organisms have previously been identified in the coronal sulcus of uncircumcised men, and became less frequent following circumcision to reduce risk of sexually transmitted human immunodeficiency virus infection [40].