Sentence examples for could be transferred for from inspiring English sources

The development rights could be transferred, for example, to the site of the Pennsylvania Hotel on Seventh Avenue, which Mr. Roth's company already owns, and the block currently occupied by Macy's.

It is up to you as graduates to channel the skills you learned during your degree - power of analysis; the ability to summarize complex ideas; presentation skills; writing skills; team work; qualitative and quantitative research methods; interviewing; running focus groups; and so on - and show employers how these could be transferred for use at the workplace.

Decommissioned for the last time 30 September 1991, Wisconsin was placed in the reserve fleet until struck from the Naval Vessel Register on 17 March 2006 so she could be transferred for use as a museum ship.

Thus, still looking for a system fulfilling our expectations, we have tested whether an electronic identification and body temperature monitoring technology presently applied in small experimental animals [ 12, 13] could be transferred for use in pigs.

If only supply staff worked in one unit during a shift, the primary auxiliary could be transferred from her unit to compensate for the shortage of licensed personnel in the other unit.

During evenings, week-ends and holidays, the mix of staff could disturb the primary nursing arrangement, illustrated by the following: If only supply staff worked in one unit during a shift, the primary auxiliary could be transferred from her unit to compensate for the shortage of licensed personnel in the other unit.

Marshall reported that 56.3 % of US RAND®/UCLA quality indicators for primary care could be transferred and validated for use in the UK [ 18].

Retinas were preserved in RNA Later (Invitrogen), and stored on ice in the field until they could be transferred to -80 for long term storage.

Historically, there has been greater emphasis on developing and testing new interventions under "ideal" (controlled) conditions, with little focus on if or how interventions could be transferred or scaled for "real world" settings.

These seedlings and cuttings of A. halimus were cultivated on sand until the plants could be transferred to containers used for hydroponic culture (see Table  1 for respective time periods).

It was a sentiment echoed by Mosse, who spoke to the symposium about how her positive experiences in setting up a fiction prize specifically for women could be transferred to achieve similar recognition for women in the realm of theatre.