Sentence examples for transfer could lead from inspiring English sources
They must assess whether their transfer could lead to serious violations of international humanitarian law, terrorism or organised crime.
Next, we investigated whether repeated gene transfer could lead to a sustained luciferase gene expression in the bones.
Hence, solely employing the Lambert solver to rank transfer legs could lead to incorrect choices for sequencing of multi-target trajectories.
Achieving fairness and overcoming jealousy was often mentioned by the informants as important, highlighting a worry that the cash transfer programme could lead to social divisions.
Another possibility is that a synergistic relationship exists between S. aureus and human populations in semi-isolated communities; more frequent contact between the same people increases the frequency of opportunities for horizontal gene transfer, which could lead to drug resistance and proliferation of the bacteria within closed communities.
Iranian officials have not been shy about taking credit for the changes in the battlefield, even though analysts noted that admitting to transferring weaponry could lead to future reprisals.
In addition, there is some evidence that horizontally transferred TEs could lead to structural and functional modifications in the recipient species.
When the Reynolds and pulsating numbers were relatively low, a range of heat transfer impediments, that could lead the spatial-time averaged heat-transfer to levels about 71% of nonreciprocating values, was observed.
"Since these companies are structurally loss-making ones, there could be some cash flow issues" and "transfer disruptions" that could lead to international suppliers refusing "to unload cargo in the last shortage crisis".
As to whether these transfers of power could lead to "a sort of musical chairs," he replied, "I think it means when the inability is removed he resumes his duties," although he saw the potential problem it posed.
On the one hand, impaired K+-transfer (13, 53) could lead to deafness, and on the other hand, impaired biochemical coupling could be the cause of deafness linked to connexin mutations (23).
