The ability to electronically translate and transfer information on cancer burden, multiplicity and location to inform and direct therapy is currently not a standard feature of most existing ablative therapy platforms accessible to urologists.
"You could more or less sit there and communicate and have it be translated electronically".
The electronically recorded dataset was translated from Chinese to English by the lead researcher for further analysis, as described in the following section.
Existing data held in UniProt are electronically associated with or translated into GO terms on the basis of a defined mapping file used to facilitate the conversion of keywords in the constituent databases to tractable GO representations (Camon et al. 2004).
The proposed application form can be accessed electronically and downloaded from the EHF website, automatically translated into the user's language, thereby facilitating communication [8, 9, 11, 12].
The Thief of Light series by Eugene Carchesio contains four hand-bound books, which have been translated into Chinese and are displayed electronically to contrast with Carchesio's decidedly analog and unpretentious ways.
First, there is a potential need for supplementary text to be translated to accompany the measure when implemented electronically, including skip alerts or other error messages that are not necessary on paper.
Based on the standard concentrations, the signals were directly translated to ng/μl in an.xls file and electronically provided for the pooling process, an additional report with quality control checks in.pdf format is generated.
I get that quite a lot, being fond of sarcasm, which doesn't translate well electronically.
Under a federal law that will take effect today, banks will have more leeway to process checks electronically, and this will translate to shorter or even nonexistent float times -- the grace period between the time the check is written and when the money is debited from the account.
