Sentence examples for transfer them with from inspiring English sources

Three parameters in wasted water demand, electric consumption, and heating source consumption were considered to transfer them with CO2 transfer coefficient to estimate the reducing CO2 emission.

Remote Differential Compression measures the changes in files over a network to transfer them with minimal bandwidth rather than transferring an entire file that has previously been moved.

Edward McFarland, a sous-chef, had shucked some oysters on their half shells, and Ms. Charles transferred them with tongs to a space on the grill between the two chickens.

To measure alloreactivity in vivo, we reconstituted NOD/SCID/IL-2Rγcnull mice with human CD34+ stem cells and adoptively transferred them with CD8+ T cell subsets previously stimulated against cells of the HLA-mismatched stem-cell donor.

One of the methods, pronuclear transfer (PNT), consists of performing in vitro fertilization of an affected egg, removing the egg and sperm "pronuclei" before they have fused into a single "zygotic" (definitive embryo) nucleus, and transferring them with an electric pulse into the fertilized egg of a second woman with unaffected mitochondria which has had its own pronuclei removed and discarded.

Data were requested for the research group and the Regional Health Departments transferred them with the corresponding permission to use in the Grupo de Investigación en Utilización de Medicamentos en el Sistema Nacional de Salud (Drug Utilization in the Spanish National Health System Research Group) projects.

It wants to transfer them, along with others who would be prosecuted before military commissions, to a prison in Illinois.

In this assay, we inject the fish with 4.6 nL of 70 kD FITC labeled dextran, allow them to recover and transfer them individually with 200  μL of ERM into a 96 well plate, and maintain in a 28.5°C incubator.

The HRSS sought to extract electronic records from across health and social care sectors and to transfer them together with associated identifiers (such as name, address, date of birth) to a designated "safe haven" (in which information is processed independently of both the data source and the researcher that requires the data).

While the iDP-100 cannot read such files, it can be used to transfer them between computers with U.S.B. connections.

If a German company financed a clean-power plant in Romania, for example, it was a fairly simple matter for Romania to first track those emission reductions domestically and then transfer them to Germany, with the net result showing an emissions reduction for Germany, but not for Romania.