Sentence examples for ineffective transfer from inspiring English sources
It sometimes feels like people prefer to keep things to themselves, 'I won't let anyone in on this.' N 2 The nurses also described various disturbances in communication, for instance cell phones and various social media, which sometimes demanded their attention, resulting in ineffective transfer of information and knowledge.
The decision is understood to be based purely on footballing reasons and Robinson appears to have paid the price for an ineffective summer transfer window.
Terry Robinson was sacked as Leicester's director of football on Sunday, apparently paying the price for an ineffective summer transfer window.
If Cuba did not have jurisdiction, any action which it took in regard to Farr, Whitlock or the sugar would have been ineffective to transfer C.A.V.'s claim.
The failure of scientists to deploy scientific data effectively in order to influence agro-environment policy implementation was attributed to an ineffective linear transfer of knowledge approach.
He now appears to have paid the price for an ineffective summer transfer window, following promotion from the Championship.
The aggregation of CNTs in the form of bundles influences the properties of the resulting composite materials e.g., ineffective stress transfer and higher percolation thresholds for electrical conductivity.
Ineffective, information transfer therefore directly affect the success of ToC in a practical sense but may also affect the development of a trusting relationship between the client and health professional involved at that point.
In the end, G.E.'s oil-consuming microbe proved ineffective when transferred from a flask to slicks on the seas.
Pelobacter species cannot oxidize acetate or other organic compounds completely to carbon dioxide and are ineffective in electron transfer to metals [ 14] or electrodes [ 15].
The judges acknowledged that principals got rid of "highly ineffective teachers" by transferring them to other schools, including schools with many poor students.
