Sentence examples for transfer of lower from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the presence of the 5.0-kb plasmids in the transconjugants implies that the larger molecular size plasmids (i.e., 21.3 and 15.2 kb) might serve as vehicles for the transfer of lower molecular weight plasmids such as 5.0 kb to E. coli DH5α.

Propositions 60 and 90 — passed in the 1980s — allowed a one-time transfer of lower tax assessments, and only if the over-55 person moved to a less-expensive house in certain participating counties.

The favorable scattering associated with the transfer of the lower order modal energies to the higher ones can be induced only when (1) the lower frequency waves propagate in the inlet duct or in the no mean flow conditions, and (2) the first lining which the incident waves from the fan face meet is a nearly reactive one.

Figure 3 presents strong support for the transfer of paraslipin (lower clade, Figure 3) into eukaryotes from a rickettsia-like proteobacterium.

It is also the first to report data on the validity of this measure at predicting a broader range of outcomes following transfer to lower levels of security in the UK or elsewhere.

Respondents appear to recognize these principles, but contend that, although the October, 1979, consent judgment halted the implementation of adverse URC decisions recommending discharge or transfer to lower levels of care, the URC determinations themselves were left undisturbed.

The transfer of 10 lower-level Yemeni detainees, which took place on Wednesday, was the largest single resettlement of prisoners in the yearslong effort to close the prison.

Within 48 hours a dramatic phenotypic change was noticed; leaves which had displayed sparse small lesions developed much more numerous and larger lesions within 48 hours of the transfer to lower temperatures.

It is also possible that the findings may not be generalisable to high security samples as this cohort had already been clinically selected as suitable for transfer to lower levels of security.

The volume of saliva covering the sensory area of the tongue at a given time would need to be as low as 20 μl in order to reach a level at which a sweet taste could be detected with the 0.2 mg of sugar absorbed from smoking one cigarette with added sugar, assuming full dissolution in the saliva and no transfer to lower parts of the respiratory tract.

According to petitioners, respondents obtained complete relief in the consent judgment approved by the District Court in October, 1979, which afforded substantive and procedural rights to patients who are the subject of URC-initiated transfers to lower level of care.