Sentence examples for transfer better from inspiring English sources

Finally, heterosis could also enable hybrid males to transfer better quality sperm and mating plugs to each these females, thereby affecting their fecundity and fertility.

The transfers (better for the Stahl than for the Sirk) seem to be the same, but audio commentaries have been added: by Avery Clayton, the executive director of the Western States Black Research and Educational Center, for the 1934 film, and by Foster Hirsch of Brooklyn College for the 1959 production.

"We asked how we can make transferring better," said Blake.

Another third transfer for better location or more prestige, and almost 10percentt for financial reasons.

It also promises students in underperforming schools a way out, through transfer to better schools or private tutoring.

The 2002 law permits children at failing schools to transfer to better schools in the city if there is room.

Schools that fail to meet them two years running must offer students the chance to transfer to better ones.

In Baltimore, of 30,000 children eligible to transfer to better schools, 347 have applied to fill 194 slots, school officials said.

A school that fails to do so for two years running must offer pupils the opportunity to transfer to better schools.

Since 1995, Texas has had the Public Education Grant, which allows students in struggling public schools to transfer to better performing campuses nearby, but it has been underused.

State and local education officials reacted with dismay today to word that new federal regulations would require them to offer all children at failing schools the option to transfer to better schools, regardless of crowding.