Sentence examples for increased transfer of from inspiring English sources
The distance between conspecifics should be a key predictor of reproductive success, as more isolated trees are expected to receive fewer pollinator visits and experience increased transfer of self-pollen during longer pollinator foraging bouts.
Reduced activity of this transporter leads to increased transfer of Na+ from the root to the shoot, leading to a higher shoot Na+ concentration and a decrease in salinity tolerance [4].
However, the stoichiometric shifts in particulate nutrient concentrations observed in response to P-enrichment (Fig. 3) together point to increased transfer of organic matter from dissolved to particulate fractions in both experiments.
In Spain, small game (mainly partridge, rabbit and quail) are frequently cooked with vinegar ('escabeche') and this has been noted to cause increased transfer of Pb from gunshot residues left in meat (when compared with meat cooked without vinegar) [9].
This change could involve increased transfer of antigen from phagosomes into the MHC class I pathway in heavily infected DCs [19], [20] or increased apoptosis of antigen loaded macrophages and release of antigen material or mycobacteria for subsequent uptake and cross-priming in either CD8+ DC's [21] or neutrophils [19], [20], [22].
Thus, smaller temporal separations between peak velocities of the wrist and shoulder were associated with higher acceleration of the wrist, impact force, and increased transfer of momentum.
"Bitcoin Cash was purportedly created to increase transfer-of-value use cases through lower transaction fees, which should ultimately lead to a lower Gini coefficient of address balances.
For months, university leaders have been moaning about the increasing transfer of control of teacher-training programmes in England from universities to schools.
Inflammation reduces the albumin concentration by decreasing its rate of synthesis and increasing transfer of albumin out of the vascular compartment [ 48].
Turbulence and resuspension of sediment can increase transfer of sediment CH3Hg+ into organisms, and sedimenting algal blooms have also been shown to increase CH3Hg+ production in surface sediments.
Previous research form the Stanley lab demonstrated that overexpression of GnT1P-L does not increase transfer of GlcNAc to N-glycans, but instead reduces MGAT1 activity.
