Sentence examples for transport it can from inspiring English sources

The GRTA has the power to finance and operate public transport; it can impose the transport plans it favours, even in defiance of the state Department of Transportation; it can require local governments to finance those plans (under threat of taking away their state money if they refuse); it can veto major projects, such as malls, in the 13 counties the agency covers.

Given the good comparison with experimental data, one can conclude that the model describes the airflow inside the box reasonably well, and when coupled to convection diffusion models describing heat and water vapour transport, it can be used to improve designs of vented packages of horticultural produce.

Even though LmrA mediates ATP-dependent transport, it can use the proton-motive force to transport substrates, such as ethidium bromide, across the membrane by a reversible, H+-dependent, secondary-active transport reaction.

Mesopore creation in zeolites is often beneficial because of the enhanced mass transport; it can, however, also deteriorate the shape selectivity.

Since the rational approach is guided by existing knowledge about the cellular processes involved in fatty acid biosynthesis and/or transport, it can limit strain improvement due to missing information on key intermediates, regulators, competing pathways etc.

Comparing the value of results in transport of at the level of aldonate transport (aldonates) to the value of results in transport of at the level of hexose transport (hexoses), it can be determined that the former is subsumed by the latter; thus, there is no inconsistency.

Microtubules and intermediate filaments, of which neurotubules are an example, are involved in intracellular transport and it can be hypothesised that if a cell has a more patent network of tubules and filaments then drug transport may occur more efficiently.

"Most cities are built around topographies that require motorized transport and it can make cycling and walking very difficult".

That can cost more that £2,000 a year and with no government support for transport costs, it can be a barrier for some families.

Therefore, when designing an intelligent transport system, it can also be profitable to develop novel vehicle routing algorithms that will use the more reliable information.

Localization can imply different functional impact, for example direct involvement in transport, but it can also imply translational regulation at a specific subcellular location.