Sentence examples for transfer that could from inspiring English sources

Buried under the mounting hysteria surrounding Ronaldo's putative departure from Manchester United to Real Madrid is a football transfer that could be of altogether more lasting significance.

The Charlton midfielder has been closely linked with a move this month to Newcastle, a transfer that could also see Lee Bowyer return south to the Addicks, where he began his career.

However, the addition of toluene and 1-octanol caused an enhancement of mass transfer that could be well described using a homogeneous model of the shuttle mechanism.

Finally, a strategy towards the exploitation of a capacitive-like behaviour in MFCs is proposed, tapping into ⩾10 min periods with up to 50% higher current and energy transfer that could prove important for MFC-powered applications.

These properties make them ideally suited for ex vivo gene transfer that could result in a treatment for numerous inherited and/or hematologic disorders.

To avoid detection, Mr. Lawsky said, the bank told employees to omit information from wire transfers that could have exposed how the bank was working with an "enemy country".

Mr. Longo had to go to the bank only twice in August: once because he had a check, for $50,000, that exceeded the dollar limit for remote deposit, and another time because he needed to initiate wire transfers that could be handled only at the branch.

Congress will not want tax dollars spent on European products and will resist technology transfers that could help the Chinese if Europe sells them warplanes.BAE Systems, a British defence contractor with a huge presence in America (24,000 employees and sales of over $5 billion), is extremely worried about the side-effects of lifting the Chinese embargo.

Mitigating global warming through supply-chain transfers that could be based on reducing the amount of (hbox {CO}_2) emissions for supply chains (1) and (2) has, from our point of view, a good immunity against random deviations of the input output data.

Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said in an interview that it was natural for the Pentagon to be cautious on transfers that could result in detainees rejoining the fight against U.S forces.

In comparison, the droplet digital PCR requires multiple pipette transfers that could potentially increase the risk of contamination.