Sentence examples for appropriately convey from inspiring English sources

Level 4 – Extreme Difficulty: Translators would face extreme difficulty to appropriately convey the concept presented in the source text with clarity.

Human forecasters (e.g. Roebber et. al. 2004) and/or the use of model ensembles (e.g. Peralta et. al., 2012) or other post-processing techniques (e.g. Theis et. al., 2005)) are needed to account for uncertainty in this high resolution model output, and appropriately convey risk to end users.

The puppy mill issue is challenging to appropriately convey to children.

Ranges based on simple multiples of the predicted survival time appropriately convey prognosis and its uncertainty in newly referred people with incurable cancer.

[ 19- 21] A large proportion of people with physician-diagnosed diabetes do not self-report that they have the disease, which may in part reflect physicians' failure to appropriately convey the diagnosis.

It appears that a number of α-helical modules, namely HAMP, S-Helix and DHp are used in prokaryotic-type signaling transduction, presumably as peptide analogs of a system of mechanical levers to appropriately convey the sensory input from a receptor domain to a signal transmitting domain (Fig. 5).

The movement increasingly favors graphic language to describe abortion, believing that it more appropriately conveys the violence of the procedure.

Secondly, for the functional flow (energy, material, signal) to be appropriately conveyed by the right amount of matter, the methodology provides guidance into how the components can be designed in a minimalism fashion leveraging the shape complexity afforded by AM.

She has been appropriately conveyed the status: "refugee of the land of corporations" by her bookstore staff.

It contained some words whose translations in the local languages may not have appropriately conveyed their intended meaning.

This is important as many email surveys may be discarded to junk mail without the contents of the email and purpose of the survey appropriately conveyed to subscribers.