Sentence examples for published transformations from inspiring English sources
While a number of generic to generic transformations from the SF-36 to preference-based outcome measures are now available, the SF-36 to AQoL transformations reported here are the only published transformations to have been derived and validated in a sample of stroke patients [ 9].
Two modeling studies used a published transformation of disease-specific disability measures to time-trade off values originally obtained in a Canadian sample [ 15].
In 1955 K. Kuroda published the transformations known as Kuroda's identities.
The frequency of transformation obtained was between 75 and 150 times higher than the efficiency reported in the only article published on transformation of M. fijiensis using spheroplasts.
When compared to previously published barley transformation experiments [ 27- 29] that have used the same cultivar (Golden Promise), the frequency reported here is considerably higher.
This chapter presents a tutorial of the most popular existing software obfuscation transformations and mentions published attacks against each transformation.
Transformation was performed using a modification of the previously published Agrobacterium-mediated transformation method (Nishimura et al. 2006).
It draws on reflections made by the author in the chapter "Policy and Politics in the Era of Industrial Internet" included in the volume Out-thinking Organizational Communications: The Impact of Digital Transformation published by Springer.
"Institutions are very concerned about the long-term costs of a tenured appointment and the need in an increasingly volatile environment to maintain flexibility," says Jack H. Schuster, who, along with two other academics, has written about the phenomenon in The New Academic Generation: A Profession in Transformation, published last month by the Johns Hopkins University Press.
In 1912, Kafka wrote the story "Die Verwandlung" ("The Metamorphosis", or "The Transformation"), published in 1915 in Leipzig.
This is lower than published piggyBac-mediated transformation rates for Aedes aegypti of 8 11% [ 46, 47].
