Sentence examples for can either translate from inspiring English sources
Minorities and women have been dramatically underrepresented for so long that even the slightest movements toward parity can either translate as overreach to those with conservative instincts or become bogged down with reparative weight.
You can either translate the meaning reasonably well and lose the rhythm or vice versa.
The full-length mRNA can either be translated into the capsid Gag and the enzymatic Pol polyprotein precursors or be packaged into virions as a dimer to constitute the retroviral genome.
Non-English speaking countries can either create their own questionnaires or translate well-known material into their own language.
If you can find the text for your book but not the audio version, you can either paste the text into Google translate, set the language to and from English and playback the words on an android phone.
They can either be extracted from existing DVDs or translated from the movie itself or subtitles available in other languages.
You can either support scientists by giving them the conditions to make these discoveries and translate their work into something big, or you can pay us lip service – or worse, dismiss science as something unconnected to the wider community.
These processed L1 RNAs can potentially translate into either ORF1p or ORF2p or their truncated forms.
You can either erase "Quickly" or "Completely".
