Sentence examples for ensuring transfer from inspiring English sources

Several generations of researchers have been involved in the study ensuring transfer of experience and building the recognized Finnish research school of cosmic ray studies.

The other is an optimal, single-impulse transfer during encounter to ensure transfer through the ZVC bottleneck and capture of the minor asteroid by the planetary body.

In the paper attention is given to the reasons for crack initiation in the supporting part of the converter torsion system that ensures transfer of the tilting moments from the converter vessel to the converter pedestal.

(S/NF) If the RSO finds the walk-in credible and to be of possible foreign intelligence or counterintelligence interest, the RSO should follow post procedures to ensure transfer of the walk-in to the GRPO as quickly as possible with minimal exposure to other post personnel.

To ensure transfer of the latest design knowledge to Japan more than 100 technical specialists were sent on 18 months secondments from Japan to Vickers during the construction phase of the Kongō.

This process ensured transfer of the active botanical ingredients (ABIs) into the oil base [ 3, 6].

Moreover, traditional training interventions do not provide follow-up support to ensure transfer of learning once a health worker returns to her workplace.

To ensure transfer data sets include appropriate data only, all data sets must be reviewed prior to transfer to ensure that they do not contain PHI beyond what is allowed under data sharing and IRB agreements.

Earlier literature suggests that too short CSTs are ineffective [ 8, 9] and a European consensus meeting proposed in 2009 that "a course of at least 3 days appears necessary to ensure transfer into clinical practice".

As studies and analyses can take more than one year, the curator will work with the investigator to ensure transfer of all data, and appropriate embargoes on public data release until publication of the findings.

On receipt, swabs were immersed in skim milk, tryptone, glucose and glycerine (STGG) storage media, vigorously rubbed against the side of the tube and vortexed to ensure transfer of bacteria into the STGG.