Sentence examples for taking transfers from inspiring English sources

When Johnson decided to transfer, Murphy recruited Johnson despite Boeheim's history of rarely taking transfers.

However, taking transfers explicitly into account in advance might also further improve the DSS.

Taking transfer students into account, the six-year graduation rate at Paul Quinn has increased to 27 percent, from 6 percent when Mr. Sorrell took the job.

(U.S.C. can take transfers from Penn State, although an N.C.A.A. statement indicated it would not offer flexibility if the Trojans were to go over their 75 scholarship limit).

It was further established that there were three other hospitals in the area with vacant beds and a quorum of nurses that could have taken transfers.

From each sample, the medium (100  μL) was taken, transferred to a 96-well plate, and subjected to the ultraviolet measurements of the converted dye.

If the scheduler does not take transfer time into account, he or she may think the employee has more time available than is actually the case.

An aliquot of cell (1ml) from an exponentially growing culture was taken, transferred to an eppendorf tube and Nile red (1 mg/ml in DMSO) was added to a final concentration of 1 μg/ml.

We don't take direct transfers from the public schools.

Take away transfers from abroad and Swaziland looks less like a middle-income country than a poor one.

This second chapter focuses on West German futures research but also takes transnational transfers of knowledge into account.