Sentence examples for transferring lean from inspiring English sources

In the course of transferring lean practices from Japan to overseas affiliates, either an absence of due consideration or disregard for a host nation's unique socio-cultural and environmental factors could lead to unproductive organizational outcomes for the parent company.

Such an effect was first reported by Turnbaugh et al. [ 7], who demonstrated that the obesity phenotype was transferable after feces from obese mice were transferred to lean animals.

Tools have a low level of abstractions, and are easy to transfer, while the lean philosophy requires a higher level of abstraction, and is thereby more demanding to implement.

Recently, the role of gut microbiota in the pathophysiology of insulin resistance and obesity was demonstrated because the transfer of lean microbiota increased insulin sensitivity in male recipients with metabolic syndrome.

Transferring such high-octane bugs into lean mice causes the rodents to plump up, suggesting a microbial contribution to obesity.

Jeffrey Gordon of Washington University has already shown that transferring bacteria from fat to skinny mice makes the lean ones chubby.

However hard you lean on the Boxster, there's no sensation of weight transferring anywhere, just perfect poise and neutrality.

The pressure should be on them so that some of their excess fat is transferred to raise the lean wages they pay to their staff," he added.

Take this example: Transferring the gut microbes from twin sisters -- one obese and the other lean -- into "germ-free" mice that were raised in an isolation bubble makes those mice given the obese twin's microbes rapidly gain weight, while those which receive the lean twin's microbes remain a healthy weight.

Highly ordered ZnO NRs are tilted and lean on each other, and the root part of the ZnO NRs is facing upward after transferring.

When stable and ready, lean on the crutches by loosely gripping and then pushing against the handles and straightening your arms, transferring your weight onto your arms.