Sentence examples for also can be translated from inspiring English sources

Chinese wags often refer to the liaison offices as "pao bu, qian jin," which ostensibly means "run forward," but also can be translated as "go to the ministry and give money".

The digital signature also can be translated into a real time automated algorithms or "sniffers," where the same rules that were used to retrospectively search charts electronically can give real time or near real time reports and alerts to improve patient care [ 6].

Second, just like IFL, also FO can be translated into second-order logic.

It's also a skill that can be translated into a small-business opportunity".

Experience with MVA for miscarriage management is also a skill that can be translated to other common procedures: management of uterine hemorrhage, endometrial biopsies, and induced abortion.

We also illustrate how these mechanisms can be translated into design criteria for liver cell engineers to create biomimetic microenvironments that emulate the native liver niche.

Heinrich Glarean wrote in 1547 that Josquin was not only a "magnificent virtuoso" (the Latin can be translated also as "show-off") but capable of being a "mocker", using satire effectively.

While this classification is most applicable to lower limb muscle injuries, it can be translated also to the upper limb.

Research is also needed to address how these can be translated into effective interventions and educational programs.

This analysis also illustrates how complex biochemical signals can be translated into cell fitness that determines disease dynamics.

Scientific partnerships not only improve our ability to understand disease, such as pandemic influenza and antimicrobial resistance, but also result in shared resources that can be translated to meet the needs of end users.