Sentence examples for transfer of transfer from inspiring English sources

Loo and Lalonde [ 17] suggested that intracellular iron depletion in the host could protect against infection by T. cruzi whereas anything that results in the transfer of transfer iron to intracellular sites would promote the replication of T. cruzi and could thus increase the pathogenicity of the parasite.

This is primarily because of the phenomenon of lateral gene transfer (LGT): transfer of genes between often very different kinds of organisms or, in the present context, cells (Bapteste et al. 2009).

Donovan: The foreclosure, first of all, all of the requirements of affordability continue, and the transfer, any transfer of the property would be subject to the ability of HUD to have a right of first refusal on that transfer.. Frank: That's not the question.

Due to the limit of VME bus transfer, the transfer of ADC data is limited up to 1 kHz per one BEB.

Inter-basin water transfer involves transfer of excess water from one basin (say, donor) to a water deficient basin (say, recipient).

Apparent gene duplications may also result from horizontal gene transfer (lateral transfer of genetic material between species), and such homologs are classified as xenologs.

As noted following splenocyte transfer, adoptive transfer of splenocytes or T- or B-lymphocytes from glaucomatous mice did not increase IOP in the recipient animals.

Reactions include cleavage processes, charge transfer, hydride transfer, formation of hydroxide ion and processes which involve secondary reactions within a long-lived complex.

High levels of gene transfer Gene transfer vectors are needed that can trigger apopto-sis in most malignant cells in any given tumor.

The axial average solid holdup distribution is crucial for investigation of the momentum transfer, mass transfer and heat transfer between gas and solid.

Possible outcomes included: death; default (greater than one month of missed doses); transfer out (transfer with records to another MDR-TB treatment program); and alive and in treatment.