Sentence examples for repeated transferring from inspiring English sources

PUE u chooses the PBS with better channel condition (bar G_{u}^{{p_{j}}}) and higher load ({L_{{p_{j}}}}), which aims at switching off as many PBSs as possible and avoiding the possible repeated transferring of a single PUE.

"I am satisfied that plaintiffs have shown the high likelihood that the withheld documents would show repeated transfers by the bank to terrorists, terrorist organizations or their fronts, or on their behalf," she wrote.

Repeated transfers of the colonies to plates with increasingly higher glycerol concentrations enhanced the tolerance to the crude glycerol further.

Even after repeated transfers the researchers could not detect any sign of rejection of the grafted cells.

Using a repeated transfer method, doped 4-layer graphene sheets were formed with sheet resistances as low as 30Ω/W and optical transmittance greater than 90%%.

Nursing home residents' repeated transfers to hospital are costly and can lead to in-hospital complications and high mortality for frail residents.

However, in allogeneic hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation, repeated transfer of donor-derived T cells increases the risk of alloreactive graft-versus-host disease.

The genes for photosynthesis in these species show evidence of repeated transfer back and forth between the cyanobacterial genome and the genomes of the viruses with which they coevolve (Lindell et al. 2004, 2007).

TCE degradation was stable in an enriched mixed bacterial culture in mineral salts medium for over five years and repeated transfers of the culture resulting in a 1010 times dilution of the original groundwater.

Dr. Carlisle further widened the scope of the inquest to include the effects of long-term solitary confinement, repeated transfers between institutions across the country, the role of mental health care and the management of Smith as an inmate by prison authorities, and all youth-custody issues arising from Smith's death.

Many of these complex and costly traits are lost in the absence of evolutionary pressure (e.g., following repeated transfers in rich medium) indicating their importance for survival in the soil environment [20].