Sentence examples for transfer that results from inspiring English sources

Since this process is accelerated by TCBQ reductase in a concentration-dependent manner (red data points in the inset to Figure 7), we conclude that the electron transfer that results in reduction of TCSQ limits the rate of conversion of VI to VII, and that dehydration of the flavin occurs rapidly after the electron is transferred.

Another question concerns the sort of transfer that results when response terms are different and stimulus elements are similar but not identical; for example, entire is similar to complete.

Negative transfer is knowledge transfer that results in a worse performance compared to a regression model without knowledge transfer.

The H transverse relaxation time, T2, was measured using a modified (perfect echo) CPMG pulse sequence (PROJECT - Periodic Refocusing of J Evolution by Coherence Transfer) that resulted in spectra without J modulation [ 39].

Embassy Yerevan should seek to convey the seriousness with which the United States views this issue and emphasize that the transfer of arms to Iran and subsequently to terrorists in Iraq, in particular transfers that resulted in the death of an American serviceman, cannot be overlooked by the United States.

Live birth rate was defined as the number of transfers that resulted in live birth.

Furthermore, support value mapping can only identify gene transfers that resulted in orthologous replacement.

When perfluoroalkylation was performed in benzene or TCB, H atom transfers that resulted in the formation of C60 RF) n H m compounds were observed.

Clinical pregnancy rate was defined as the proportion of transfers that resulted in at least one intrauterine gestational sac documented by ultrasound.

Distributive conjugal transfer (DCT) is a newly described mechanism of lateral gene transfer (LGT) that results in a mosaic transconjugant structure, similar to the products of meiosis.

As illustrated by the above comment, some of my uneasiness in reading the article stems from the fact the authors do not always distinguish between within species/population gene transfer, that often results in homologous recombination, and gene transfer between divergent organisms often resulting in non homologous recombination.