Sentence examples for quality and transfer from inspiring English sources

Ford sees its labor harmony as a competitive advantage, allowing it to improve quality and transfer workers more easily from ailing car factories to ones that make more lucrative pickups and sport utility vehicles.

As an important derivative of an evolutionary system based upon information quality and transfer among self-referential entities rather than reproductive frequency, genes and also oncogenes become informational tools.

Seven studies investigated embryo fertilization, quality and transfer using different assessments.

Protein quality and transfer efficiency were assessed by Ponceau red staining (not shown).

Paying for quality and transferring some of the risk of higher costs to providers is a sensible way to tame the health spending beast.

Plant genetic engineers are working to improve specific economically important plant varieties by increasing their photosynthetic efficiency, improving their nutritional quality, and transferring to them such favourable properties as the ability to fix atmospheric nitrogen, as do legumes, and to better resist diseases and tolerate herbicides and natural environmental stress.

To facilitate this, it is essential that centres should adopt common strategies for data collection, storage, quality control and transfer in order to create a common interface or portal for the internal and external community.

As the distribution of wrongly typed spacers is random (see additional file 1), low quality reading and transfer of results may be the major problem in the classical spoligotyping.

Improvement in fluidization quality and mass transfer rate was made to the pulsed fluidized bed for the fluidization of biomass particles without the need of inert bed materials by modifying the rectangular cross-section to a tapered bottom section to eliminate the dead-zones.

In this study, we examined the effects of the mating history of the mate (virgin or non-virgin) and other potential factors (quality and sperm transfer of mates) on ejaculate size in the simultaneously hermaphroditic land snail Euhadra quaesita.

The expected outcomes of MCNs are improved access for those living rurally, equity and quality of care and transfer of knowledge between health professionals with the emphasis shifting from buildings and organizations to services and patients supported by regular meetings and communication between clinicians, shared protocols and guidelines, access to mentoring and regular audit [ 14].