Sentence examples for have conferred that from inspiring English sources

If Mexico has a comparative advantage in steel production, it might be because U.S. environmental and labor standards have conferred that advantage on Mexico.

Studies have conferred that there is a strong genetic association between HLA alleles and susceptible drugs leading to hypersensitivity.

Schauer et al. (2011) has conferred that growth of Methylobacterium marchantiae is reduced by 50% when grown in 0.5% NaCl in R2A agar.

Compensatory mutations might have conferred replicative advantages that could have influenced the displacement of clade II or the persistence of subclade IB in Puerto Rico; however this hypothesis has not been tested.

He expressed the hope that the strategic impetus for another push for comprehensive peace in the Middle East might flow from the traumatic events that have conferred on Mr. Bush a more influential role as arbiter.

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".

And although the other two had no record of receiving the vaccine, they both showed signs of previous measles exposure that should have conferred immunity.

Jeff and I have conferred and we believe that the producers must have had a hand in the decision.

The money and the immense power it has conferred on tribes that had endured grinding poverty for decades have enticed many tribal governments to consolidate control over their gambling enterprises by trimming membership rolls, critics and independent analysts say.

In that thinking, religious faith had conferred a protective quality that had made older blacks less vulnerable to suicide.

Under this mechanism, private individuals are entitled to assert before a national court that their Member State has breached an EU law provision that has conferred on them rights.