Sentence examples for transferred for preparation from inspiring English sources

The hearts were rapidly excised and transferred for preparation of the aortic arch to oxygenated Krebs–Henseleit buffer.

Results of clinical trials for a distinct preparation cannot be transferred for other preparations using the same plant or combination of plants.

On Monday night, she joined about 3,000 Israelis in a protest outside a West Bank detention center where the 26 Palestinian prisoners had been transferred in preparation for their release.

"The players transferred their preparation to the match really well.

They have alighted here for just a moment, transferred to get training in preparation for new jobs with the financial institution that employs both of them.

During a normal working week this would mean (allowing for preparation and transfer of the components to and from the CMM workspace) that 40 head and cup combinations could be scanned at a comfortable working pace.

The function of the commission was somewhat different from its predecessor, as activities not directly related to the canal, such as maintenance and operation of terminals and the Panama Canal Railway, were transferred to Panama in preparation for the final turnover.

Qualitative themes emerged related to the anticipated timing of transfer, early preparation for transition, the desire for developmentally appropriate interactions with providers, the maintenance of family and social support, and strategies for coordinating care between pediatric and adult care providers.

Our results suggest that information transfer during preparation for overt speech between the primary motor cortex and cortical regions within the motor network are facilitated by rhythms that are intrinsic to the motor cortex.

Upon graduation, they would be transferred into a teacher preparation program.

New approaches to the conceptualization of transfer have highlighted the ideas of transfer as a preparation for learning new content more efficiently (Bransford & Schwartz, 1999) and of students ascertaining similarities between the original problem and the new one to apply their learning (Lobato, 2003).