Sentence examples for neither transfer from inspiring English sources

Neither transfer of serum from LCMV infected mice nor coinfection changed the results.

Despite its relevance, neither transfer of medical knowledge across service levels, nor adjustments according to the specific local settings would probably be sufficient approaches to improve and develop adequate professional competence.

Thus, unlike the CIA and K/B×N models, both CD4+ T cells and antibodies are necessary for the development of G6PI-induced arthritis, and neither transfer of T cells nor transfer of antibodies alone can induce arthritis in recipient mice.

8 At least thirteen couples questioned what had happened to their top quality embryos that were neither transferred nor frozen.

During the study period, a total of 317 194 adult in-patient encounters (in which patients were neither transferred from or to another facility) occurred at our hospital.

We are purposively sampling 20 participants in each site attended by intervention paramedics following a fall, to include patients transferred to the ED, patients referred to the falls service and patients neither transferred or referred.

Overall, among non-elective discharges that were neither transferred nor ended in patient death, we found that about 1 of every 5 pediatric cancer-related hospital discharges is related to FN.

We refer to these as the 'troubling third embryo' (which is a shorthand as some couples could have one, two or three top quality embryos that are neither transferred nor frozen so this phrase includes the 'troubling fourth and fifth embryo' too).

Neither the transfer of Mtb-primed LNC of WKY rats into LEW recipients nor the transfer of Mtb-primed LNC of LEW rats into WKY recipients resulted in retention of T cells in the hind paws of recipient rats.

Mr Redrado has refused to budge, saying that Congress has approved neither the transfer nor his dismissal.In this section Cheap as chips?

Neither the transfer fee nor his personal terms have been disclosed, but Yakubu told the BBC that money was not his prime reason for joining the club.