Sentence examples for environment and transfer from inspiring English sources

During the campaign, Bolsonaro promised he will abolish the ministry of environment and transfer its functions to the ministry of agriculture.

Through the binding of external ligands to extracellular receptors, the cell can receive signals from its environment and transfer information into the cell.

Participating sites run the scripts within their own environment and transfer the resulting data sets to the lead site for final analysis.

Accompanying stereo headphones (Sony Australia, Model: MDRXD 100) minimise interference of ambient sounds from the hospital ward environment and transfer of information to other participants who may be in the control group.

In most cases, the mechanisms of mitochondrial transfer remain speculative, with possibilities including: direct contact between donor and recipient plants; uptake of DNA from the environment; and transfer of DNA via vectors such as viruses, bacteria or fungi [ 23- 25].

The assembly of the sterile final product vial with needle and 0.2 μm product filter and venting needle/filter is performed under aseptic conditions in the LAFW (grade A environment) and transferred to the grade C environment for assembly to the cassette.

The TRI database contains an annual report of chemical releases to the environment and transfers of chemicals to off-site locations.

While nutrient agar is clearly not equivalent to this environment and transfers using velvet may select those bacteria growing nearest to the colony surface, our manipulation of spatial structure is arguably more relevant to the nasal environment than comparing agar plates to liquid culture (Chao and Levin 1981).

We also have discussed a number of research initiatives that used virtual environments as part of the rehabilitation training platform and demonstrated the patients' ability to train in virtual environments and transfer the trained skills to the real world.

In the context of motor rehabilitation, several studies have shown that patients with motor impairments are able to train their motor skills in virtual environments and transfer these abilities to the real world.

Blowing tiny bubbles through seawater could help protect coral reefs and oyster farms from oceans turned increasingly acidic through human activities by stripping carbon dioxide from coastal marine environments and transferring it to the atmosphere.