Sentence examples for has conferred to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

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

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).

Interestingly, the heterologous expression of phaC Bs in C. necator PHB¯4 has conferred the ability to synthesize P 3HB-co-4HB) coP 3HB-co-4HB high 4HB comP 3HB-co-4HBthe mutant host strain.

Although this has conferred greater sensitivity to our event-related analysis, this imbalance remains a methodological limitation.

Vaccination of laboratory animals with intestinal antigens from parasitic nematodes has conferred partial immunity to subsequent parasite infection [ 71– 73], making intestinal antigens attractive vaccine targets.

He says the aim of the club, to which Cook's widow Lin has conferred her blessing, is to fit "all the best elements of Soho under one roof".

He has conferred his formidable art to one of the best filmmakers of the time, David Lowery, who both wrote the script and directed the film.