Sentence examples for transfer would lead from inspiring English sources

Some staff have found the uncertainty surrounding the transfer unsettling, a feeling accentuated by the suggestions from NHS Gloucestershire that any decision to repeal the proposed transfer would lead to an open tender and the prospect of the very thing campaigners oppose, a possibility that the services will be snapped up by the private sector.

As the election approaches, their claims are becoming more outlandish the transfer would lead to a loss of free speech online (it won't); it risks national security (it doesn't); it is against federal law (it's not).

An interface model that examined interactions between Al (1 1 1) and F-terminated diamond (1 1 1) surfaces revealed that F atoms would transfer to the Al surface in increasing quantities with an increase in the contact pressure, and this F transfer would lead to the formation of a stable AlF3 compound at the Al surface.

The calculation results of mass transfer parameters (Thiele modulus, Biot number, diffusion layer thickness, and overall effectiveness factor) and parametric sensitivity analysis results (half-saturation constant Ks and dp) showed that the intra-granule mass transfer would lead to a more influencing effect than the external mass transfer on the overall substrate removal rate in EGSB reactors.

Mike Healey, a spokesman for Mr. Lynch, said the transfers would lead to chaos.

The results showed that apart from adopting higher compression ratios and boost pressures use of high swirl ratios is observed to be contributing to a large extent in enhancing the rates of heat transfer which would lead to significant reduction in in cylinder temperatures suitable for low NOx emission formation in HCCI mode.

Sample depletion, meaning a significant impact from analyte mass-transfer during equilibration, would lead to a reduction of the analyte concentration with increasing VP and to curving in Figure 2C.

Clearly, the success of the reaction depends crucially on the rate of carbopalladation (i.e. ring formation) versus alkoxide coordination/hydride transfer to palladium (and subsequent reductive elimination); premature hydride transfer to the metal would lead to direct reduction of the C Br bond to give enynamides 30.

In addition, a mass land transfer would likely lead to environmental disaster, much as unregulated grazing of the Western range in the early nineteen-hundreds caused chronic erosion and helped create the Dust Bowl.

Perfect transfer efficiency was assumed (i.e., that all of the redox moieties participate in electron transfer); errors in this assumption would lead us to underestimate probe density.

Hopes ran high that the transfer of the three hostages would lead to wider prisoner exchanges for more of the 700 hostages reportedly still in guerrilla hands.