Sentence examples for transfer on more from inspiring English sources

This process includes a dislocation-assisted carrier mechanism with multislip shear transfer on more than one slip system across heterophase interfaces.

Thus, it appears that THAP indeed evolved among TE sequences and was subsequently transferred on more than one occasion to host (cellular) genomes.

Although less reliable than those based on one-to-one orthology relationships, annotation transfer based on more complex subsets (one-to-many, many-to-one, or many-to-many) may provide important hints to predict the biological function of S. mansoni proteins.

The debate on the transfer of more powers to Wales, along with Northern Ireland and Scotland, will be led by Yeovil MP David Laws, who is chairman of the party's manifesto group, Its conclusions will form the basis of the party's manifesto for general election next May.

Comparing their ratio of shared intron positions to those of genes that vertically derive from a single transfer event, our results indicate that, for our set of genes, the proportion of shared intron positions between genes that were transferred independently on more than one occasion is similar to those that were transferred in a single event.

In this regard the European Commission has developed prescribed standard contract terms for data transfer agreements (Commission Decision 2010/87/EU), as well as a method whereby a multinational corporation can develop binding corporate rules that, subject to approval through EU cooperation procedures, would ensure acceptability of a transfer (for more on this, see [ 88]).

No one wants to sit on the bench, and players frequently transfer for more playing time.

In the case of these genes it is easy to speculate that they are particularly advantageous to the virus, and the fact that they have been successfully transferred into poxvirus genomes on more than one occasion lends support to this hypothesis.

Under the new system introduced in 2001 districts are still reliant on central-district transfers for more than 90% of their revenues.

At higher concentrations, the reaction is inhibited by the binding of NADH to the reduced flavin site, so the rate of reaction becomes less dependent on hydride transfer and more dependent on the FeCN half-reaction.

Complementing the previous methodologies which mainly focused on horizontal gene transfer, extensive SNPs investigations on more pathogens will facilitate our understanding of the path from commensalism to pathogenicity, a crucial prerequisite for designing therapeutic interventions directed to control pathogen infections.