Sentence examples for transfer lead from inspiring English sources
Lieutenant Colonel Matt Jackson, Commanding Officer of 40 Cdo, added: "The Commando group has been able to transfer lead security responsibility from ISAF to the Afghan National Security Forces in a very difficult area of Central Helmand.
However, their adequate TiO2 layer characteristics for charge carrier transfer lead to a reduction in charge carrier recombination making up for the lack of charge carrier separation when applying an electric potential bias.
Different kinds of processes of mass and heat transfer lead to solving boundary value problems for parabolic equations in a domain with a moving in time boundary (non-cylindrical domain).
He was also the chair of the Infrastructure Working Group of the National Adaptation Strategy and Plan of Action (NASPA) Project and on the Nigerian Environmental Study Action Team's (NEST) Building Nigeria's Resilience to Climate Change (BNRCC) from 2010 to 2011, and technology transfer lead researcher on the HBF-funded COP-17 Nigeria's National Position Paper (September/November 2011).
In some cases, repeated cycles of Sumo transfer lead to generation of polySumo chains on targets (for review, see [18]).
Because additional steps of sperm transfer lead to a greater chance of sperm damage, the complex system of sperm transfer in damselflies may reduce sperm quality more severely than direct ejaculation into the female storage organ.
To determine whether bed rest after embryo transfer leads to improved pregnancy rates (PR).
Continuous selective photothermolysis and heat transfer led to the domino exfoliation of graphite to graphene.
AuNP/PPyMS-mediated silver enhancement along with carbon nanotubes-promoted electron transfer led to high detection sensitivity of MC-LR.
Murine studies have shown that boosting iNKT numbers through certain conditioning regimens or adoptive transfer leads to suppression of acute or chronic GVHD.
This expectation logically follows from the assumption that family farm transfer contributes to continuity in agriculture while non-family farm transfer leads to innovation and discontinuity.
