Sentence examples for both of which translate from inspiring English sources

A word of caution regarding the interpretation of Accuracy scores: none of the systems under evaluation is currently able to make an informed distinction between multiple equally acceptable alternatives, as in 'programa de rádio semanal' vs. 'programa semanal de rádio', both of which translate to 'weekly radio program'.

Accordingly, the initial sequence of ATG-GCA-AGT-CCG-CCT-CTT-AAA-GGG-G was modified to ATG-GC G -AG C -CC A -CC G -CT G -AA G -GG C- G (changed bases in bold), both of which translate to the peptide MASPLKG (QuikChange Lightning Site Directed Mutagenesis Kit; Agilent).

Still others say it's the derivation of the word — "le waffle" in French, from the Flemish "wafflintis" and originally the Latin "wafflibus," all of which translate, loosely, to "waffle".

A sphere, idealized as a point mass, bounces on a massive flat horizontal surface, all points of which translate with circular motion in a vertical plane.

Among these are symptom burden – giving rise to health-care demand, disability, personal financial burden, and huge consequential losses in productive time – a large part of which translate into losses from gross domestic product (GDP).

We show that natural science, engineering, and economics courses are more difficult, associated with higher study times, and have harsher grading standards; all of which translate into students with weaker academic backgrounds being less likely to choose these majors.

Among these are huge losses in productive time, a large part of which translate into losses from GDP. Care must be exercised in extrapolating beyond Karnataka, and we have discussed this issue previously [6].

Regional names abound, some of which translate as "dancing beast", "foolish beast", or "idiot".

Disease that is not well controlled places patients at risk of developing exacerbations, many of which translate to increased healthcare spending for hospitalization (Vermiere 2002).

Everyone in the room had a competing theory, most of which translated as "people didn't listen to me enough".

There was nucleotide substitutions at ten different positions with the isolates studied, seven of which translated to a change of amino acid.