Sentence examples for transfer of repeated from inspiring English sources

We examined the transfer of repeated naturalistic contrast patterns in the R-LMC-R system that consists of photoreceptors and interneurons that co-process visual information from one point in visual space through extensive feedforward and feedback connections [25], [32].

Future studies should compare the long-term effects on performance on a far-transfer test of repeated self-explanation, self-mapping and concept map study of clinical reasoning skills.

Many works showed the decrease of the efficiency of gene transfer after repeated injections of the AAV2 capsid in normal mice.

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).

Results from the phylogenetic analyses suggest a series of repeated transfers between bacterial and eukaryotic homologs that appear to be an interesting part of the story.

The second gene transfer led to upregulated luciferase activity in the ipsilateral tibia (Fig. 1D), confirming the validity of repeated gene transfer in our method.

As a result, we were able to note the incidence of repeated imaging upon transfer and compare actual outside hospital radiation dosing with pediatric dosing at our pediatric center.

Currently, we do not know the possibility of success because we conducted only four procedures of repeated massive fat transfers to the same area, using more than 200 ml per procedure to combat Poland syndrome.

Secondly, parasites can also be directly involved in causing asymmetry when the energy that is supposed to be allocated to developmental homoeostasis is too often transferred to the immune system because of repeated parasitic infections.

In sum, our results are consistent with those of Archibald, Rogers, et al. (2003): a significant proportion of the plastid/PPC proteome in B. natans is of nongreen algal origin, presumably the result of repeated lateral gene transfers involving red algal plastid-bearing donors.

The close global sequence similarities of BDL synthases in the RAL14, DAL12, and RAL12 structural classes suggest that all BDL synthases are orthologous and have been the subject of repeated horizontal gene transfers and/or cluster losses during the evolution of different fungal lineages.