Sentence examples for transfer in part from inspiring English sources

This suggests that training of inhibition should transfer, in part, to updating and shifting.

These results indicate that repeated AAV vector administration enabled by SVP[Rapa] treatment can enhance liver gene transfer in part by increasing the number of hepatocytes that are transduced.

Evidence for proton transfer in part of these bonds is provided by the correlated variations of bond lengths reflecting resonance stabilization of the anion.

Strong support for proton transfer in part of the hydrogen bonds has been obtained through the variations of the lengths of precisely those bonds that are involved in resonance stabilization of the Hca− ion (§3.2).

Evidence for proton transfer in part of the hydrogen bonds is obtained from the correlated dependence on the phase of the modulation of the lengths of bonds involved in resonance stabilization of the acidic anion, and much smaller variations of bond lengths of atoms not involved in the resonance mechanism.

According to the complaint, money from the bond offerings was put into a shell company in the British Virgin Islands and then transferred in part to Red Granite Pictures.

The government said Mr. Madoff ordered multimillion-dollar bank transfers in part "to give the appearance that he was conducting securities transactions in Europe on behalf of the investors, when, in fact, he was not".

Nonetheless, the use of OADs deprives hospitals of sources of potential revenue because they are transferred in part to the community sectors.

To measure the rate of incorporation of radiolabelled sugars, the column effluents were transferred in part (40%) to glass scintillation vials, evaporated to dryness under a stream of nitrogen, and dissolved in 10 ml Betafluor (National Diagnostics, Mannville, NJ, USA).

In this setting, the effects of source variables measured with greater error will be transferred, in part, to those variables with less measurement error (Schwartz and Coull 2003; Zeger et al. 2000).

FIFA earlier this year announced planned changes to the $6 billion transfer market, in part as a response to dealing unveiled by Football Leaks, and Spanish authorities have successfully prosecuted top players and coaches for tax evasion.