Sentence examples for may transfer into from inspiring English sources

In addition, carriers in semi-polar QW may transfer into (0001) QW and/or be captured by dislocations.

However, it is well known that under unfavourable conditions, bacteria may transfer into a dormant state called viable but non-culturable (VBNC), which mean the microorganism has slow metabolic processes and no cell division (Oliver 2005).

It is noted that the free electrons of Ag NPs may transfer into ZnO NR in the process of in situ deposition to lead to the equal Fermi level of Ag NP and Zn NR [20,23].

When Ag wire is coated by an Au wall, the electrons in Ag wire may transfer into the Au wall, and the oscillatory electron cloud will suffer an attractive force from net positive charges in Au wall (Au may has more valence electrons than Ag. For instance, Au3+ has more positive charges than Ag+), as shown in Fig. 4. Therefore, the bound grade has been decreased and the SPR peak red shifts.

When a male takeover occurs, most females stay within their OMU [7], [9], although a few may transfer into another [9].

Lang et al. raise the possibility that the extensive aneuploidy in the embryo may transfer into similarly widespread copy number variations in all human tissues.

These effects offer support for the idea that students' experiences with SciLG activities in the garden may transfer back into the science classroom (via grades, learning, and motivation) and help students identify with the community of science.

Ectoparasites are harmful to nestlings, both because they drain blood (reduce nutrients), and because they may transfer pathogens into the host.

Finally, pathogenic microbes [ 62] may transfer their receptors into cells, making them susceptible to infection [ 63].

Alternatively, he may transfer his results directly into electronic sounds by means of a second set of programs for sound synthesis.

From the solution speciation in Figure 2, we can understand that in acidic pH, the zinc ions may transfer from the surfaces into solution in the suspension of zinc rich samples and sulfide ions may transfer from the surfaces into solution by forming H2S in the suspension of sulfide rich samples.