Sentence examples for conferral to from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, many examples in human and veterinary medicine indicate that the outcome of virus infection, development of carrier status, and shedding of virus are influenced by age and reproductive status, including stage of gestation at which infection occurs and the conferral to and duration of maternal immunity in progeny (15 ).
Dissenting in a 1972 case, he wrote that "protecting nature's ecological equilibrium should lead to the conferral of standing upon environmental objects to sue for their own preservation".
In spite of his suspension, Lefebvre continued to pray Mass and to administer the other Sacraments, including the conferral of Holy Orders to the students of his seminary.
In accordance to directive 2008/57/EC the railway companies must verify this at least in context to the conferral and monitoring of safety authorization based upon article 11 of directive 2004/49/EC [6] and for licensing and supervision of safety certification based upon article 10 of directive 2004/49/EC.
Although the precise medical reason for this conferral of immunity remains to be fully understood, when the distribution pattern of the disease is overlain with areas prone to malarial infections, the correlation becomes evident.
CenP-A is a variant of histone H3, whose main functions involve the regulation of centromere identity and conferral of conformational rigidity to the centromere.
So I completed my PhD, but I had no money to attend the conferral ceremony.
This may reflect the conferral of quality and context to newly experienced information as measured by the differing degrees of arousal and novelty it evokes.
Inconsistency in the conferral of benefit may be due to differences in the immunological constituents passed to the recipient infant.
I couldn't imagine a greater conferral of authority by the Legislature to the circuit judge.
To avoid judicial objection, that duty would be defined in the law: "Conduct that is free of self-dealing and free of unlawful or unauthorized conferral or intended conferral of a benefit to a public servant".
