Sentence examples for rarely transferred from inspiring English sources
Bottle-aged wine is rarely transferred, filtered, or rebottled because the addition of sulfur dioxide, required to prevent oxidation, would interfere with the delicate odour so carefully developed by aging.
While another dramatist for the ages -- the one who came from Stratford-upon-Avon 400 years ago and churned out Elizabethan hits -- continually gets major motion-picture treatment (and even occasionally does well at the box office), Chekhov's plays are rarely transferred to film, at least in the United States or Britain.
University research results with commercialization potential were rarely transferred into industry.
This is relevant to broader issues in the adoption literature where a focus on identifying factors influencing and heterogeneity in adoption have rarely transferred through to analysis and prediction models suitable for policy purposes.
From direct observations, adult chimpanzees at Bossou (Republic of Guinea, West Africa) very rarely transferred wild plant foods.
Chimpanzee adults at Bossou very rarely transferred wild plant food (1 out of 59 food sharing events; excludes transfers of wild foods from mother to infant).
The heart and soul that the best of the poets radiate before an audience rarely transfer well to the page.
Furthermore, my 2007 book, After Admission, with James Rosenbaum and Ann Person, details a persisting problem -- for-profit students can rarely transfer their credits to traditional universities in the same way credits from community colleges transfer to a higher level degree.
Induction is often seen pre-clinically, due to the elevated dose levels used, but this potential rarely transfers to the clinical situation.
By contrast other malaria antigens with multiple B cell epitopes may form multimeric IC that rarely transfer transplacentally.
lov-1 (sy582 ) males initiate the mating ritual but rarely transfer sperm (Barr and Sternberg 1999), whereas fer-6 (hc6 ) males copulate with the hermaphrodite and transfer seminal fluid, but do not transfer functional sperm (Ward et al. 1981; Gems and Riddle 1996).
