Sentence examples for transferring effective from inspiring English sources

Despite the promising results of the studies of DM2 prevention in routine clinical setting available to date [ 14- 18, 21], transferring effective, sustainable and acceptable interventions to routine clinical practice in primary care remains a challenge.

Late in his reign Aḥmad transferred effective control of the principality to his wife, al-Sayyidah Arwā.

Two expressions are proposed to estimate upper and lower bounds on the transfer length, which consider the prestressing strand draw-in and the transferred effective prestress.

When women are transferred, effective and timely communication between community, midwifery unit and OU midwives and obstetric colleagues, with particular reference to urgency, is essential to ensure that women receive timely assessment and intervention on arrival at the OU.

Mr. Loeb stated that "a leveraged recapitalization makes no sense and its only purpose would be to put substantial equity stakes into friendly hands to entrench management and transfer effective control without payment of a premium or even, it appears, a shareholder vote".

Both drain current and mobility enhance after applying strain due to the reduction of average transfer effective mass.

Following this protocol should ensure an optimal design, with a near plug flow RTD, efficient heat and mass transfer, effective dispersion (in multi-phase systems) and minimization of power dissipation.

The models offer valuable information that has been transferred to effective prevention and treatment strategies for smoking and other drug abuse in humans.

The technique is based on a model of mass-transfer-effective bubble interactions which permits computation of a mass transfer driving force correction factor.

Results are given for the effects of impeller rotational speed or mechanical agitation power, gas superficial velocity and total ionic strength on the mass-transfer-effective bubble coalescence frequency and specific interfacial area.

This paper describes a new technique for concurrently evaluating the mass-transfer-effective bubble coalescence frequency and specific interfacial area of mechanically agitated gas-aqueous electrolyte solution dispersions by the chemical method.