Sentence examples for systematically transferred from inspiring English sources

Labour deliberately, systematically, transferred huge amounts of cash to the poorest people and poorest communities.

In this study, the erythromycin A gene cluster was systematically transferred from S. erythraea to E. coli for reconstituted biosynthesis, with titers reaching 10 mg/l.

As the tax campaigner Richard Murphy explains, secrecy jurisdictions "deliberately ensure that what little wealth the poorest of the world might be entitled to in the world's developing countries is systematically transferred to the world's wealthiest countries for the benefit of the wealthiest in those wealthiest countries".

To make room for fresh interments, the sextons had recourse to the surreptitious removal of bones and partially decayed remains, and in some cases the contents of the graves were systematically transferred to pits adjacent to the site, the gravediggers appropriating the coffin plates, handles, and nails to be sold as waste metal.

To identify signalogs on genomic scale, we systematically transferred signaling pathway annotations among three animal species, the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, the fruit fly Drosophila melanogaster, and humans.

In this experiment, Pétri culture dishes are systematically transferred from the incubator to the microscope stage for every observation and vice-versa after the observation.

It explains how corporate insiders with substantial equity stakes in a firm can use share repurchases and equity issuances to systematically transfer value from public investors.

But while Dr. Alizadeh knew how to perform the necessary procedures, he wasn't sure how to effectively and systematically transfer that knowledge to others internationally.

Since we are either too disorganized or too lazy to systematically transfer our food to sealable containers, we accept the fact that the eggs will hatch.

The goal was clear: produce a conviction that the impossible could happen, that Mr. Milosevic could be ousted by systematically transferring fear from a long-cowed population into the very organizations that supported the regime.

Last week, an Op-Ed in the New York Times by the novelist Amanda Filipacchi revealed that Wikipedia editors had been systematically transferring the names of female novelists from the category "American novelists" and to the category "American women novelists".