The differences in pairing date translated into earlier egg laying dates (Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA, H3,31 = 8.72, p = 0.03, Figue 1C).
Cellular and animal models expressing mutant SOD1 have been used to investigate strategies for therapeutic intervention, some of which have been successful in the laboratory, but have not to date translated into effective therapies in the clinic (Beghi et al., 2007; Aggarwal and Cudkowicz, 2008).
The book has sold nearly five million copies to date, been translated into 42 languages, and turned its author into target numero uno for mafia assassination.
Currently, his 25.3% of votes cast to date have translated into 28.0% of delegates, but with winner-take-all, that total would have been 36.7%, with most of that advantage coming from losses in delegates for Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich rather than Mitt Romney.
It has to date been translated into 13 languages [ 17].
"But it's possibly one of the best tools to date for translating the power of social media, driven by a youth sector who talk a largely visual language, into cold hard cash.
As you can see, EDF says Porter Ranch has spewed about 7 million tons of CO2e to date, which translates into 7 million offsets.
The failure to date in translating identified effective clinical interventions into routine practice represents the gap between what is avoidable or preventable via these interventions and what is achieved in practice.
The opening paragraph of Cooksey's Review stated: the Government's vision is of a holistic health R&D system that will maximise the value of the UK's health research base, ensuring the UK's health research is more closely aligned with wider health objectives, builds on scientific progress to date, and translates the results of research into economic benefits [ 58].
"Based on our analysis," the working group reported, "the collective efforts of servicers and government officials to date have not translated into meaningful improvement in foreclosure prevention outcomes".
To date I've translated nine of his works into English; the French, Italians, Germans, Japanese and others have done as many, sometimes more – we are all kept breathless by the enormous fictional output of a writer who dropped out of school at the age of 10 and amazed by the consistent beauty of what we read and translate.
