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In complex systems, sufficient accumulation of quantity can be translated into changes that we perceive as qualitative–"the transformation of quantity to quality," in the terminology of several classical philosophical theories, including those of Hegel and Marx.

Changes in the index will be translated into changes in QALYs.

Therefore information from prediction studies has yet to be translated into changes in clinical practice.

Similarly, HCO3 - is not a strong acid or base and its addition to or removal from the plasma cannot be translated into changes in SBE.

However, the true impact of the circadian oscillator on PEPC protein abundance remains to be determined, as the rhythms in transcription may not be translated into changes in protein levels.

Finally, a change in transcript abundance may or may not be translated into changes in protein level; posttranscriptional regulatory processes such as alternative splicing, RNA processing, and other processes may affect the efficiency of translation.

To the extent that changes in extraction activity or tourism are translated into changes in domestic income, the effects will be at least partially captured by changes in the tax base (AGI).

Replication in larger materials is therefore needed to demonstrate if VEGF-A expression differences also are translated into changes in protein levels in peripheral blood.

How the modulation of the cellular processes at the single cell level is translated into changes in the overall behaviour and shape of a tissue is one of the outstanding questions in morphogenesis.

Advances in genetic science are being translated into changes in clinical care for patients.

For incorporation into the population model described below, intervention effectiveness was translated into changes in relevant disease model parameters.