Sentence examples for general confer from inspiring English sources

It does not, in general, confer a right to royalties from any minerals that might be found under the ground, and it can co-exist with other rights, such as pastoral leases.

There is a voluminous, robust scientific literature (see citations below) showing that almonds, walnuts, and nuts in general confer consistent and quite significant health benefits.

Moreover, cognition is improved [ 50, 52].These findings in patients, together with studies of animal models of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's [ 4, 18, 53], suggest that downregulation of the AngII/AT1-driven cascades may, in general, confer neuronal protection.

It's quite an inferential leap to go from that to the view that rigidity in general confers trust.

Immunotherapy targeting Aβ has emerged as an attractive approach for disease intervention in AD, as Aβ immunotherapy in general confers a lower risk of side effects in a vulnerable patient population during long-term treatment as compared with small-molecule anti-Aβ therapy.

Later, the generals conferred in a large room with green couches and chairs with gold trim.

As the candidate whirled through Afghanistan and Iraq — talking with troops, huddling with generals, conferring with presidents and prime ministers — the policy dominoes suddenly began toppling his way, flicked by unexpected fingers.

The generals conferred on plastic garden chairs beneath a tree while men milled around the empty village, catching and killing chickens for lunch, or fishing in the river.

We agree that transfection, in general, may confer cell characteristics completely different from those of the parental one and this is the main risk in transfection experiments.

One photograph shows General Patton conferring with men in an unidentified location.

Seniors Yessica Martinez and Jake Robertson were co-winners of the Moses Taylor Pyne Honor Prize, the highest general distinction conferred on an undergraduate.