Sentence examples for transfer which may from inspiring English sources

This method proved to be accurate and fast in solving the three-dimensional earth-contact heat transfer, which may involve a certain number of heating zones (rooms) interacting with several different temperature profiles.

This study contributes to shed light on the relationship between important physico-chemical properties of surfactant-based DNA vectors and their efficiency to promote gene transfer, which may represent a step forward to the rational design of gene delivery systems.

The discussion group also proposed to invigorate collaborative translational research and professional training as key drivers to fuel technological innovations and tech transfer, which may help to minimize/eliminate the risk of parasites that have public health and economic impacts in fish products.

To facilitate efficient UL information transfer, which may be wiretapped by the eavesdroppers, we also presume that the UL user is equipped with multiple, N U >1, antennas.

This external transfer, which may be tiny but account for at least 0.2% of the total cost, is sufficient to ensure the stability of the partition.

The relatively low value of ΔH* for [CrIII HIDA)(Arg)(H2O 2]+ is due to its composite value; including formation which may be exothermic and intramolecular electron transfer which may be endothermic.

The major caveat of this study was that rather large numbers of cells were transferred (1×10∧5) without the inclusion of control co-transfers, which may have masked the endogenous physiological response.

The possible occurrence of such transfers, which may have brought important new traits within the Pneumocystis genus, deserves further studies.

Our estimates relate to a period during which E. coli is actively growing (daily transfers), which may explain the differences in the estimates.

Furthermore, the elbow has been shown to sustain high superior forces during transfers which may cause nerve compression and result in secondary elbow injuries [ 19].

There is a lack of institutional data and, as such, a few underperforming centres may therefore have contributed to the majority of delayed transfers, which may be explained by other factors independent of 'boarding'boarding