Sentence examples for had conferred to from inspiring English sources

At the end of the battle, the generals in command of the fleet had conferred to decide on their next steps.

I have written You lately, that I was very much surprised, that the University of California has conferred to me the title of botan.

In recent years, many countries have conferred to sustainability assessment, and specifically to Environmental Impact Assessment EIAan, an important and decisive role into their planning systems.

Alternatively, transfer of a functional T6SS to S. Enteritidis may have a negative impact on colonization per se and that loss of this system has conferred to this serotype an advantage towards the avian host.

Nevertheless, the latest progresses on understanding how immune system works and the data recovered from vaccination studies have conferred to the vaccine formulation its deserved relevance.

BAT is a well-conserved organ that is postulated to have conferred to mammals the evolutionary advantage to survive cold stressors such as birth or low environmental temperatures (Cannon and Nedergaard, 2004).

Hoffman found that APA officials were motivated to collaborate with the Defense Department by "the very substantial benefits that DoD had conferred and continued to confer on psychology as a profession".

Heterologous expression of genes encoding these two enzymes had conferred the ability to produce and secrete alkane in Escherichia coli [ 43].

It made no difference whether the land in question was inhabited or not, since only Christians had conferred upon themselves the right to "discover" in this sense.

Whether paranoid symptoms had conferred the feeling of coercion to psychotic patients was unknown.

Voters also rejected an antiabortion amendment to the Colorado Constitution that would have conferred rights "to every human being from the beginning of the biological development".