Delay was also more common with transfer from another hospital (87% vs 38%), with presentation outside the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (51% vs 38%), and in hospitals performing <49 pPTCAs/year (47% vs 41%, all p <0.0001).
It is therefore conceivable that horizontal transfers between genomes of similar size are much more common than horizontal transfers between genomes of significantly different sizes.
Although numbers were small, in the home birth group this appeared more common in women transferred for potentially urgent reasons (8/633 (1.2%) potentially urgent transfers vs 1/844 (0.1%) non-urgent transfers in the home birth group and 3/616 (0.3%) potentially urgent transfers and 1/656 (0.2%) non-urgent transfers in the FMU group).
Both vertical and horizontal transmission have been reported in seed borne fungi associated with other host plants [70], [71], [72] Although horizontal transmission appears to be more common, [73], vertically transferred taxa may have more significant ecological consequences [18], [20].
Furthermore, subsequent duplications appear to be more common among laterally transferred genes.
Both the more common case of interphase heat transfer greater than interphase mass transfer rate and the inverse case of particle over-temperature have been considered.
Moreover, some codons are found more often than others in the messenger RNA molecules, so the genes that encode the related transfer RNA molecules are more common than the genes for other transfer RNA molecules.
Of note early neonatal deaths are more common in non-transferred babies admitted to level 2, implying perhaps that the sickest babies are not transferred.
A significantly higher ORFans-VH% would suggest that viral transfer is more common among ORFans than among non-ORFans (which corresponds to the overall detectable baseline of transfer).
Besides financial assistance, other forms of parental inter vivos transfers are more common as well (Poggio 2008): plots of land, existing family dwellings and transfers in the form of labor while assisting with the self-building of a home.
