Sentence examples for transfer contributed from inspiring English sources

Transfer contributed more during floor cleaning, probably due to the continuous hand contact with the mop handle contaminated with cleaning solution.

Horizontal gene transfer contributed extensively to the emergence of resistance in Enterobacteriaceae during several outbreak periods [ 36– 39] and was shown to be involved in 10% of infections with highly resistant gram-negative bacteria in a tertiary care hospital [ 35].

Some of these species-specific gene islands show a significant deviation from the mean G+C content of the C. variabile chromosome and are flanked by several insertion sequences, suggesting that horizontal gene transfer contributed to the evolution of the current gene repertoire of strain DSM 44702.

It is possible that horizontal gene transfer contributed to the expansion of RFH across lineages, since most of the bacteria where we found RFH genes are either animal or plant pathogens and therefore can share a common habitat in human guts.

Radiative transfer contributes both to energy redistribution in the vessel and to wall heat losses.

We explore how slow mass transfer contributes to the broadening of the residence time distribution.

Foreign investment is an important channel for technology transfer, contributing in raising the technological level of Vietnamese economy.

This expectation logically follows from the assumption that family farm transfer contributes to continuity in agriculture while non-family farm transfer leads to innovation and discontinuity.

A series of intermediate-scale tank experiments was conducted to examine the influence of aquifer heterogeneity on DNAPL mass transfer contributing to dissolved mass emission from source zone into groundwater under natural flow before and after remediation.

The finding of seven putative pathogenicity islands containing classical virulence elements, including genes for iron uptake, fimbrial subunits, insertional elements and secreted toxins [20], probably mostly acquired through horizontal transfer, contributes to our understanding of how this species causes disease.

To examine how the additional steps of sperm transfer contribute to decreases in sperm quality, we assessed sperm viability (the proportion of live sperm) at each stage of mating and after different storage times in male and female reproductive organs in two damselfly species, Mnais pruinosa and Calopteryx cornelia.