Sentence examples for transfer that may from inspiring English sources

An alternative target, the Spain striker Álvaro Morata, is expected to move to Chelsea, albeit through a complicated deal via Real Madrid, in a transfer that may be worth up to £40m.

We next explore mechanisms of stress transfer that may explain how the Tohoku earthquake could trigger earthquakes on other faults in the region.

Although seizures in temporal lobe structures may occur only unilaterally, frequently the seizure activity tend to extend to the other hemisphere which significantly influences interhemispheric information transfer that may reflect temporal lobe "epileptogenicity" [19], [20].

These results are evocative of horizontal gene transfer that may have occurred between virulent and MDR K. pneumoniae strains.

The data give a first indication of the large extent of gene transfer that may take place in the gastrointestinal tract and its accumulated effect.

Educational outreach visits or academic detailing is a method of knowledge transfer that may be used to influence attitudes among prescribers.

Last year, the government pledged a two-year moratorium on new logging concessions, in return for which Norway would contribute $1bn - a harbinger of the much greater wealth transfers that may come under the UN's Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) scheme.

The ATT makes arms sales contingent upon their humanitarian outcome and prevents arms transfers that may lead to human rights abuses.

Therefore, we conclude that our PCR detection assays are generally highly reliable, at least for copies with low to moderate divergence, hence enabling us to confidently detect recent events of IS horizontal transfers that may have occurred between Wolbachia strains.

You may want to iron the shirts (note that many designs on t-shirts have transfers that may melt, so test a small area prior to ironing) to get out any wrinkles still left after washing and drying.

This transfer authority is in addition to any other transfer authority that may be available to the Secretary.