Sentence examples for readily transfer from from inspiring English sources
When SrTiO3 particles are assembled onto graphene sheets, the photogenerated electrons can readily transfer from the conduction band of SrTiO3 to graphene (Equation 3).
These sheets could be readily transferred from patterned substrates to non-patterned substrates without the loss of tissue organization.
Other possible progenitors of viruses are the plasmids (small circular DNA molecules independent of chromosomes), which are more readily transferred from cell to cell than are chromosomes.
Overall, protein folds and gross functions can be readily transferred from one protein to another by transplanting large blocks of sequence (i.e., domain recombination).
Only last year, for instance, it snapped up IPC magazines, a British publisher of such titles as Loaded and Marie Claire.Certainly, content is more readily transferred from America to Europe than around Europe.
Polylysine micropatterns in line or grid forms were readily transferred from PDMS stamp to bare Parafilm surfaces and spatially confined neuronal cultures were successfully maintained for over three weeks.
Carlson observes that Walton's psychological thesis readily transfers from works of art to natural items: that we perceive Shetland ponies as cute and charming and Clydesdales as lumbering surely owes to our perceiving them as belonging to the category of horses (Carlson 1981, 19).
It was observed that MRSA CC398 can be readily transferred from animal to animal and animal to human.
Psychiatry admissions were not included since physically ill patients potentially requiring blood cultures are rarely admitted to – or are readily transferred from – the psychiatry service.
Maternal and cord blood levels of some pesticides are similar, demonstrating that they are readily transferred from mother to fetus during pregnancy (Whyatt et al. 2003).
Our findings indicate that α-syn monomers and oligomers are most rapidly and readily transferred from the injection site to interconnected brain regions.
