Sentence examples for transmission none from inspiring English sources

Despite a significant worldwide need for effective microbicides to reduce sexually transmitted diseases (STD) and HIV transmission, none is currently available.

Without using flash memory, Opportunity needs to send home the high-priority data the same day it collects it, and lose any lower-priority data that can't fit into the transmission". None of these setbacks will keep the rover from trekking onward across the rugged terrain.

In the presence of 2 mM CoCl2 to block synaptic transmission, none of the neurons recorded were photosensitive [29].

Although several energy-aware MAC layer protocols exist that operate very well in the case of single point-to-point transmissions, none is especially designed and suitable for multiple broadcast transmissions.

Successful transmission: If none of the above scenarios are observed to be true in a given transmission slot, then a packet is considered to be successfully transmitted from a sender to a receiver.

Each is committed to installing some role for genetics in relation to schizophrenia (note Karen's 'must be' and Giulia's 'should be', regarding the question of genetic transmission), yet none has an explicit example of another diagnosed person whom s/he can provide as evidence of this genetic 'link' or 'transmission'transmission

Eaton has three factories in Brazil, to make engine valves, electrical distributors and truck transmissions, and none in Argentina.

All of the 3,258 300SLs built from 1954 through the end of production in March 1963 had 4-speed manual transmissions, and none had air-conditioning.

The cooperative communications improve the network efficiency but make the routing problem complex because we need to consider hierarchical modulation with multiple nodes instead of two-node transmission in none-hierarchical modulation.

We repeated the analysis using logistic regression, comparing any transmissions vs none.

There are remarkably few studies on the impact of ITN on infection prevalence among African communities living under conditions of low transmission [21] and none we can identify undertaken in the semi-arid areas of Africa where transmission is maintained by An. arabiensis.