Sentence examples for directly conveys from inspiring English sources

Two hypotheses regarding the role of the placenta are possible: one is that the placenta directly conveys the Zika virus to the early embryo or fetus.

Thus the ID itself directly conveys country of registration, breed, and sex.

Users can pick out the material of interest to directly convey semantics.

In this case, however, the valid Arizona judgment did not directly convey or encumber North Dakota real estate.

Oldenburg's palette is consumer goods, and his four bright blue swimming pool designs bluntly and directly convey his interest in the choices we are offered.

Such nicely turned but inappropriate phrases might be less noticeable if Strauss hadn't demonstrated elsewhere how well he can directly convey the singular perceptions — and misperceptions — of his creations.

On Monday, Mr. Hatoyama said he might try to decide in time to directly convey his decision to President Obama during the environmental summit meeting taking place in Copenhagen.

"No one should be under any impression that there is anything but the utmost concern on this question on our part," Mr. Abraham said, "and those concerns have been frankly and directly conveyed during our meetings here".

"Given his status as a former coup leader and now democratically elected president, [Buhari] might have been decisive in calling for the return of the interim president, and that message was directly conveyed to the coup-makers," he said.

Processed vegetables that are intended for inclusion in prepared foods may be frozen if they are to be stored for a long duration, or they may be directly conveyed to the processing area for assembly on meal trays.

Although active landslides that directly convey sediment into the channel network account for only 7% of the landscape surface, their sediment flux amounts to more than 50% of the suspended load recorded at downstream sediment gaging stations.