Sentence examples for transmission expected from inspiring English sources

ReutersAerospaceNews (@ReutersAero) MAS CEO: ACARS last transmission 1 07; switched off any time between then and next transmission expected 30 minutes later.

So just as it seems that Ford has hammered a gee-whiz home run, we come to the automatic transmission, expected to be chosen by 90 percent of buyers.

Importantly, however, neither study showed the preferential maternal transmission expected if mitochondrial genes, genetic imprinting, or epigenetic factors explained the maternal effect in MS [7].

The association analysis relied on the Transmission Disequilibrium Test, which for a given allele compares its transmission from heterozygous parents to RA patients with the transmission expected from Mendel's law (that is, 50%) [ 16].

It is worth revealing that the gain in lifetime is achieved by sending the entropy of nodes in the first phase of aggregation followed by reduced data transmission (expected value) in second phase.

The TDT test evaluates the observed number of parent-offspring transmissions of alleles, compared with the number of transmissions expected by chance.

To compare different scenarios, we calculated the probability of exceeding 10 and 100 total transmissions and worst-case outbreak sizes (i.e., the number of transmissions expected to be exceeded after 1% and 0.01% of introductions of Ebola).

First, if high rates of horizontal transmission occur in addition to maternal transmission, infection is expected to be present at very high frequency [ 9].

Up to the threshold where the algorithm switches from IBFs to full set transmission, we expect the transmission size to grow steeply, and then afterwards continue linearly at a lower rate again.

Light transmission of UV visible spectra confirms these results; an increase in the transmission is expected as the EGDMA increased.

Although the risk of transmission is expected to increase from category 1 to 4, it is largely dependent on the transmission route of the pathogens [ 4, 30].