Sentence examples for to transference to from inspiring English sources

In this regard, heavy metal contamination is especially important if one consider that a possible contamination in animal diets could consequently lead to transference to animal tissues and food products (Leeman et al. 2007).

"That doesn't translate to transference to the environment and beyond," Ives says.

LPG is known to inhibit the translocation of this enzyme to the cell membrane due to its transference from parasites membrane to the macrophage membrane during phagocytosis and binds to the regulatory domain of PKC, inactivating the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 173– 175].

Though acknowledging Alexander, he continued throughout the Becket controversy to threaten transference of allegiance to Frederick's antipope, thus impeding Alexander's freedom of action.

Their strategies to avoid counter transference and to discuss prejudices about claimants with colleagues are useful in this respect [ 28, 29], but paying explicit attention to being compassionate might also be important.

(Viederman, 2011) This involves a specific strategy and technique designed to develop a 'benevolent transference" to effect change, sometimes to achieve symptom relief, sometimes as a precursor to meaningful insight.

The plasma ion acceleration at such a potential leads to a kinetic energy transference to the target whose temperature rises to ∼ 670 °C, favourable to the rutile formation.

Membership in the Senate shall not lapse because of leave of absence or by virtue of transference to emeritus status.

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001 Fig. 6 Brc susceptibility to vancomycin after transference to planktonic mode of growth.

Trp171 seems to facilitate electronic transference to the enzyme from substrates that cannot access into the heminic oxidative group [41].

However, the issue of targeted accumulation of GNPs in tumor tissues hindered the transference to in vivo applications.