Sentence examples for failure to translate from inspiring English sources
Griffin's failure to translate this position into the feared permanent political presence in the UK is his enduring legacy.
This tragedy showcases the far too frequent failure to translate academic research into action, especially among marginalized groups like the Roma.
John Grant used to front the Czars, whose failure to translate acclaim into sales no doubt further fuelled his supersized self-loathing.
The increasingly unpopular Garcia administration is under pressure due to soaring energy costs and failure to translate economic growth into a general rise in the standard of living.
The team's failure to translate opportunities into a place in the Champions League was not the result of the players in the first team being incapable of meeting such a challenge.
The failure to translate G.D.P. growth into job growth has given us an unemployment rate that remains near ten per cent (twice what it was in 2007), and has swelled the ranks of the long-term unemployed.
The common failures to translate promising preclinical drug candidates into clinical success and the endeavors to realize precision medicine highlight the urgent call for a model system with easy accessibility, high physiological relevance and ability to incorporate patient-specific disease background.
Preanalytical variability underlies common failures to translate candidate biomarkers into clinically useful tests [20], [29].
It was their concerns about failures to translate results from their earlier trial [ 17] into practice in developing countries [ 21, 22] that prompted this study.
However, in the pilot study, Chinese participants' failure to understand two of the translated items from the original English LATCon II reflects the different perception of concordance between cultural groups.
This chapter discusses that there is no treatment for diabetic neuropathy, and this lack of an effective therapy derives from three principal factors: (1) the complex etiology of the condition, (2) imperfect animal modeling and failure to accurately translate experimental findings to the clinical arena, and (3) imperfect drug candidates and flawed clinical trial design.
