Sentence examples for transferable nature from inspiring English sources

In this case, he said, the principal idea was the "transferable nature of hatred".

The genotypic basis of vancomycin resistance for these 3 isolates yet to be studied, will give us a definitive picture regarding its clinical significance, since studies have reported the prevalence of vancomycin resistance in these two species, and its transferable nature from E. durans to E. faecium [ 28- 30].

While no data pertaining to wilt resistance were reported in either mapping study, due to the transferable nature of the markers, a comparison with maps developed in previous investigations and of loci on each of the four F. × ananassa homeologous linkage groups corresponding to the seven linkage groups of the diploid reference map was possible.

The person's power of self-determination explains the non-transferable nature of personality.

If we also consider the content of items not represented in this structure, we note that these abilities are characterized by their relatively transferable, contextualized nature and often involve calculations.

Genuine banks are distinguished from other kinds of financial intermediaries by the readily transferable or "spendable" nature of at least some of their liabilities (also known as IOUs), which allows those liabilities to serve as means of exchange that is, as money.

This approach will be transferable to other examples of nature protection conflicts in the agricultural landscape in general.

Importantly, this concept is transferable to global data sets of any nature and achieves an important reduction in the number of arbitrary cutoffs set at the stage of data analysis.

But American commanders have warned that the lessons of Iraq will not be readily transferable to Afghanistan because of the widely different nature of the wars.

Owing to their codominant nature and ease of transferability between germplasm, microsatellite markers (simple sequence repeats; SSRs), have found utility for a variety of purposes including the development of transferable, saturated linkage maps in many rosaceous genera [ 17- 19], and SSRs have recently been developed for Rubus [ 20- 22].

Unfortunately, some data are not simply transferable to Germany because of differing habitat structures and sensitivity of nature which are region-specific.