Sentence examples for effectively translates from inspiring English sources

Throughout the film Mr. Dyson, its resident scientific expert, effectively translates principles of nuclear physics into layman's language.

John Divola and Richard Misrach offer spectral visions of nature marred by culture; Mitch Epstein effectively translates the social commentary of his teacher, Garry Winogrand, into color.

Mr. Gordon-Levitt effectively translates that thesis into funny, eventually touching and dramatic terms in his movie, which shifts registers when Jon meets an almost ghostly older woman, Esther (a tender, true Julianne Moore).

The interaction between the neural and muscle systems (i.e. neuromuscular system) is fundamental to all movement, and effectively translates cardiorespiratory capacity into efficient mechanics and therefore into performance.

Quantification of non-target absorbed doses by 90Y PET effectively translates subjective, qualitative information into objective and radiobiologically meaningful data to guide post-radioembolization care.

The latter effectively translates into the assumption that the distribution of powers by the transmitting sensors is time-independent and we consider all the transmitting sensors at the state i to be distributed according to (4).

By involving the community, the lessons learned can be effectively translated into effective public health prevention measures without the long delay characteristic of traditional investigator-driven research.

Therefore, if barriers associated with applicability of treatment could be addressed or knowledge regarding interventions effective in LTC could be effectively translated into practice, the prevention of fractures in LTC could be optimized.

This would constitute an antitumor effect of selenite that could be effectively translated to the clinical environment.

Clinical trial findings are the cornerstone of medical evidence to judge the effectiveness of interventions, but not all recommendations effectively translate into clinical practice.

Understanding both patients' and providers' perspectives is crucial for effectively translating genomic discoveries into practice and developing effective decision support tools.