Sentence examples for mainly transferred through from inspiring English sources

This analysis showed, that for a standard straight stem, loads are mainly transferred through the distal half of the stem (Fig. 1a).

We have chosen to simulate the insertion of a solid spacer into the middle part of the disc space and do not think that this discrepancy from the in vitro model influenced our findings: the compressive load was mainly transferred through the peripheral part of the cages, not through the central part of the bone graft.

This specific type of thermal loading can be triggered by a neighboring tank fire where heat is transferred mainly through radiation.

Value σ′ of the heterostructure semiconductor 0.85 CuS/CdS and 0.15 CuS/CdS differs only by the order and exceeds the values σ′ for CdS in about of 4 5 orders in magnitude, indicating the achievement of percolation threshold for these composites above of which the conductivity is mainly related to transfer charges through the CuS.

The unconnected need brokers to wangle tickets for them, mainly by transferring seats from season ticket holders.

Trying to achieve equality mainly through transfer payments no longer works, says the SPD's Mr Heil.

They have been admitted mainly through transfer (53%) from another department of the same hospital or directly from the emergency department (34%).

Sulfate-reducing bacteria present in rivers, lakes, and oceans methylate inorganic Hg, transforming it into its organic form methylmercury (MeHg) [ 3], which can be transferred to humans through the food chain, mainly by eating fish predators.

In each of these polymerases DNA translocates between the two sites mainly through intramolecular transfer, in contrast to UL30 that exhibits very inefficient intramolecular transfer.

The application of these methods established that heat transfer mainly takes place through radiation and convection.

Up to now, the improvement of global living standards has been targeted by the MDGs mainly through the transfer of relevant technologies (e.g. electrification, telecommunications, medicine) from high-income to low-income economies.