Sentence examples for occasional transfer from inspiring English sources

Rooney, 27, has been at United since 2004, and although he has been linked to the occasional transfer rumor — there were recent reports that Paris St.-Germain might be interested — Rooney has maintained that he is only interested in playing for the Red Devils.

The only money the medical center spends on art, it says, is for occasional transfer and installation expense and the art staff, which consists of Lange, a management assistant and two preparators who help with framing and installation.

A high level of association has been found between members of the same clan with only occasional transfer (2% per annum [ 28]) of females between adjacent clans.

The population structure revealed in Figure 5 indicates localized clonal expansion in Ghana and Benin, suggesting that most BU infections in these areas result from local transmission of a single circulating clone, with only occasional transfer of clones between geographic areas.

However, the rooting between the bacterial and archaeal domains is recovered for many molecular systems (most, if one only considers the ones with sufficient phylogenetic information, and if one allows for occasional transfers between the domains).

According to CIES Football Observatory, their list has proven to be accurate in the past, with the occasional surprising transfer slipping through the algorithm's net.

This may be attributed to ancient insertion of these RM systems that are maintained via vertical transmission, probably coupled with occasional horizontal transfer via homologous recombination.

Symbionts that experience occasional horizontal transfer resulting in coinfections within hosts may be able to purge deleterious mutations through homologous recombination (Muller 1964).

Genome stasis is not observed in the sister taxa H. defensa and R. insecticola, which show very little conservation of gene order, possibly due to occasional horizontal transfer and recombination (Degnan et al. 2010).

Proliferation of mobile DNA most likely reflects ineffectual purifying selection for insertion events, and occasional horizontal transfer between symbionts could prevent extinction of mobile elements (Moran and Plague 2004; Bordenstein and Reznikoff 2005; Newton and Bordenstein 2011).

Occasional horizontal transfer of secondary symbionts between host species has been observed (Sandström et al. 2001; Russell et al. 2003; Russell and Moran 2005; Oliver et al. 2010), but unlike pathogens, these symbionts are primarily transmitted vertically (Sandström et al. 2001; Russell and Moran 2005).