Sentence examples for could be transposed from inspiring English sources

The search for resistance "hotspots" that could be transposed into sensitive hydrogenases is underway.

He reads Heidegger and sees that it could be transposed into talk about skill and perception, and how you respond to the particular situation.

If anyone was wondering how the spirit of the early-music movement could be transposed to the record industry, look no further.

Reading it made me think that my own experiences could have some value beyond their private importance for me, that they could be transposed into writing.

There were countless ways around this dictum, however, because Schoenberg adapted his technique so that the row could be transposed, gone through backward or upside down, broken into smaller units that were mixed and matched, and so on.

"We are interested to hear more about how the principle of establishing an entity based on a national park objectives could be transposed into a workable structure for London".

Could it be transposed to an Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory and remain both watchable and true in its telling?

His actions remain non-specific, so this problem of the inadequacy of ordinary human kindness, when confronted with the guilts of history, could certainly be transposed into a different context.

Singleton's results could not be transposed a priori because of differences in anatomy and vascularization of these rodents' ceca.

The provision of this newborn hearing screening could not be transposed to the FWB context for two primary reasons.

These results suggest that AR and FOXA1 mRNA signatures could not be transposed directly into protein levels and that AR IHC and FOXA1 IHC do not correctly identify the MA subgroup.