Ohio permits Cleveland students to transfer not only to private schools, but also to public schools in these suburbs.
The great works are those that can transfer, not only in their entirety, but almost in real time, into the language of "global significance".
She responded to the ongoing deliberations of the US Food and Drug Administration over mitochondrial transfer not only by flagging up alleged safety issues, but also insisting that we consider babies conceived this way to be "genetically modified", and warning of "mission creep" and "high-tech eugenics".
To understand the effects of the surfactants on the mass transfer, not only the static surface tension is used, but also the characteristic adsorption parameters like the surface coverage ratio at equilibrium Se.
We show that because of the capacity of these artifacts to effectively disseminate the standards of a social practice, such standards can be transferred not only face to face, but also asynchronously, asymmetrically and openly.
Our study shows that microvesicles released from ESCs are capable of transferring not only mRNA and protein, but also miRNAs to cells.
It has been suggested that MVs, after internalization within target cells through surface-expressed ligands, may transfer not only proteins, bioactive lipids and mRNAs but also microRNAs (miRNAs) [2], [11].
At these modulation amplitudes, power is transferred not only to the first sideband but also to higher order sidebands.
We show that saliva, urine, and feces are also infectious when given intranasally, which indicates that PUUV in bank vole saliva can be transferred not only by biting.
D. melanogaster males transfer not only sperm in their ejaculates, but also up to ∼130 different seminal fluid peptides (Sfps) (Findlay et al. 2008; Ayroles et al. 2011).
