Sentence examples for transferred, although from inspiring English sources

But speaking on the Today programme on BBC Radio 4, the MEP for North West England, said he was able to provide proof that the £5,000 application fee was transferred, although he likened the experience to a Little Britain sketch.

Five patients (0.1%) were transferred (although the data do not indicate where or why).

However, a greater amount of energy than that required to form a single droplet was transferred although a relatively lower positive pressure was applied.

The money was transferred, although auditors found that if similar information provided in November had been acted on, it could have been stopped.

Experimental models indicate that tumor cells in suspension, unlike solid tumor fragments, might be unable to produce life-threatening cancer outgrowth when transferred to animal models, irrespective of the number of cells transferred, although they induce specific immune responses.

In general, the approach of Orlikowski et al. (2011) to identify areas with a low, intermediate, and high nitrogen retention potential could be transferred, although some changes, for example as to the applied thresholds, were necessary.

A full year of organic chemistry is taught at the community colleges and students should complete this sequence before transferring, although few students do.

Growth in stirred liquid media occurs as an even cell suspension, making the cultures easy to divide and transfer, although isolating single bacteria from liquid media is difficult.

A report produced by Somerset council last year highlighted problems including some missed targets, IT teething problems and difficulties in establishing a level of loyalty from transferred staff, although its customer contact centre and management spending controls were praised.

In 1974 a small garage in Ewhurst was acquired and maintenance work transferred there, although the majority of the fleet continued to be based in Gomshall.

The number of shorter NUPTs could become greater by degradation than that of actually transferred fragments, although the effect might be limited.