Sentence examples for be translated into human from inspiring English sources

Critics have argued that these results cannot be translated into human risk.

He speaks in an affectless, hesitant drawl, and his distant manner suggests a wisdom that cannot be translated into human language.

In order to further test the hypothesis that a slight impairment on PrPC cleavage could be mildly toxic and therefore be translated into human diseases, the degree of proteolysis of constructs carrying mutations linked to human prion diseases was quantified.

Furthermore, there has always been a question whether these findings in rodents can be translated into human physiology.

Per Bracken [ 15], reasons for the failure of animal experiments which may be translated into human trials include poor experimental design, execution, and analysis [ 16].

The findings in zebrafish can be translated into human pancreatic adenocarcinoma, in which TRPM7 is overexpressed and required for Mg2+-dependent proliferation of the cancer cells.

But researchers didn't know whether this insight could be translated into humans, or how.

To test the effect of ATN-224 on EPCs, different cell surface markers were first evaluated for the proper identification of EPCs using bonnet macaques as a model that would identify markers that could be translated into humans.

Ellington's theme of water in the music is translated into human yearnings for rebirth by Ailey, and Mr. Sands, as a loner who makes contact at the end with Heather Ferranti-Ferguson, has a dominating dynamic and presence.

We performed a western blotting experiment to determine whether the accumulated human β-globin mRNA is translated into human β-globin protein).

However, the predictive utility of these models has been questioned, given that fewer than the expected targets identified in animal models have been translated into humans.