Sentence examples for transfers represents a from inspiring English sources

Yet for advocates of Guantanamo's closure, the news that Congress may potentially agree on legislation scaling back the restrictions on transfers represents a major development in an effort that has seen few victories.

Book by June 30 and Kuoni (01306 747008, kuoni.co.uk) is offering five nights' room-only in Hong Kong from £579pp (two sharing) including return flights from Heathrow with Cathay Pacific and all in-resort transfers, representing a saving of up to £202 per couple.

Given that room transfers represent a potentially modifiable risk factor for delirium, our findings have implications for patient care.

However, there are significant threats to medium and longer term sustainability of this system as fee transfers represent a small fraction of the total cost of providing ANC.

The transfer represents a record fee for the Bundesliga side and will go some way to filling the void left by Mario Goetze who left for Bayern Munich.

Katie Taylor, an investigator with the international rights group Reprieve, which is aiding in Mobley's representation, said she was unsure if the transfer "represents a shift" in Yemen's posture toward Mobley or is commensurate with months of denial of legal access.

In particular, Suarez and everyone else at the Nou Camp will be forced to continue to answer allegations that his transfer represents a betrayal of the lofty "Mes que un club" (More than a club) ideals which have earned the Catalan club such widespread respect in the last few years.

Intratumoural gene transfer represents a promising direction of yet uncertain clinical benefit.

Gene transfer represents a novel method for obtaining high intra-articular levels of therapeutic agents for the treatment of arthritis.

The sequence annotation of pJA144188 provided detailed insights into the gene composition and the modular genetic organization of this plasmid, thereby revealing that horizontal gene transfer represents a key factor in the development of multi-drug resistance in C. resistens.

Our findings and the recent description of strain GB11, a GBS-associated HS 2 strain with high genetic similarity to the genome strain NCTC 11168 but found to have an A-class LOS locus instead of a C-class locus[ 36] would suggest that horizontal transfer represents an important mechanism for the dissemination of neuropathogenic factors between otherwise unrelated GBS/MFS strains.