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Experts in technology transfer tend to agree.

The nature of adsorption isotherms along with the interaction between fluid mechanics and mass transfer tend to dominate the feasibility of the chromatographic separation processes.

There is a growing literature documenting the effects of increased family income on children's trajectories, particularly for very young children.18 18 In addition, as mentioned earlier, studies of unconditional versus conditional transfer tend to find positive schooling effects from both types of transfers, although the findings are from middle-income countries.

A boiling heat transfer tends to increase with a pressure increase.

And like the guar, other attempts to clone endangered species through somatic cell nuclear transfer tended to be one-offs.

The applied pressure for pattern transfer tends to crack the substrates underneath the Al films, such as silicon and glass with brittle property, and leads to substrate fracture.

It was found that mass transfer tends to be the bottleneck of formaldehyde removal in conventional annular photocatalytic oxidation (PCO) reactors.

Stable mass transfer tends to terminate when the donor star has lost most of its envelope, and contracts to form a remnant star or to a hydrogen-poor helium rich star.

Two main features have been extrapolated: (i) a charge transfer can occur due to the tunneling effect, and this charge transfer tends to saturate as the applied electric field increases; (ii) the middle quantum well is populated compared with common RTD having an abrupt Si spacer (squared quantum wells).

Intramuscular plasmid VEGF gene transfer tended to improve primary outcome, without major safety issues.

UCn2 gene transfer tended to reduce LV weight, and LV-to-body weight ratio was reduced (12% reduction; p=0.01) (Table 5).