Sentence examples for transfer upwards from inspiring English sources

Microalgae play a crucial role in Se-metabolism due the uptake and biotransformation, and the subsequent transfer upwards into the food chain.

This fall in the share in the bottom 90% represents a transfer upwards of roughly one and a half trillion dollars each year to the top 1%, calculates Professor Robert Wade of the London School of Economics.

The report revealed that the bank's Mexico office transferred upwards of $7 billion in cash from so-called "casas de cambio" (exchange houses) to its U.S. offices over the course of 2007 and 2008 — transactions officials said would have been impossible unless they included a significant amount of illegal drug proceeds.

Salt was preferentially transferred upwards in the soil columns as a result of the thermal gradient, including negative pressure associated with cryosuction, and osmotic pressure.

TAG signal is a mark signal format, and is composed generally by three pulses, and its binary code is from "000" to "111", the TAG signal is followed by a group of data encoding information, representing what kind of data the down-hole instrument is transferred upwards.

The defence of wealth and property-power when threatened might be organised, for example, through authoritarian means or, alternatively, through free-market policies (the predictable effects of which are to transfer wealth upwards).

The LRPHLI algorithm can transfer information upwards, downwards and sideways in a pedigree, similar to the algorithm outlined by VanRaden [ 12].

Giving financiers the ability to extract taxpayer dollars from around the globe transfers wealth upwards.

Those are small sums in the greater world of money transfers, which sees upwards of $4 trillion in funds transferred every day.

So also, since the European Union Act 2011, does the transfer of powers upwards to the EU.

Paying rent to a private landlord lines their pockets, contributing to the upwards transfer of wealth from the poorest to the richest.