Sentence examples for which can be passed from inspiring English sources

PCBs have been found in high concentrations in the fatty tissues of fish, which can be passed up the food chain to humans.

In those cases, a bigger fund should lead to economies of scale which can be passed on to clients in lower fees.

So the energy sector has significant degrees of freedom to adjust its supply, by making technology choices, the cost of which can be passed on to users.

Only one defective gene is needed to cause the condition, which can be passed from either parent to both boys and girls.

The three of them tussle over the power of the hands (which can be passed from person to person) like normal people battle over a rich uncle's estate.

"I see a bright line between tuberculosis, which can be passed standing next to someone in an elevator, and H.I.V., which usually requires consensual sexual activity," he said in an interview.

On the Lamarckian view, variations arise in an organism as a direct response to environmental stress or demand, giving rise to a stimulus, which in turn elicits a physiological response, which finally can be passed on via reproduction to offspring.

There are fewer meetings across tables under which envelopes can be passed.

This chapter studies the different ways in which data can be passed through a port into or out of a microcontroller.

In general, obtaining LPS glass-ceramic through hot pressing increased the rate at which current can be passed through the cell.

In addition, viral genetic material may occasionally integrate into germline of the host organisms, by which they can be passed on vertically to offsprings of the host for many generations.