Sentence examples for far from translating from inspiring English sources

Far from translating the British paper into German, Financial Times Deutschland has its own staff of 130 reporters and editors.

iPS cell-based strategies hold great potential for future clinical application, but we are still far from translating them to the clinic.

Each of these directions has shown promise in influencing ligament healing; however, the techniques are far from being translated into the clinical realm and their eventual costs may prohibit wide use in mainstream clinical practice.

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Thus, the current study has some limitations arising from the use of the experimental ARDS model in as far as translating the current data to a clinical setting.

However, despite their in-vitro efficacy, DC immunotherapy is far from ideal when translated to the clinics.

But it remains far from clear whether it translated into a larger following for any of the groups.

It becomes yet another league table which organisations have to climb, but it is far from certain that will translate into creating a culture which turns a safety incident into a driver of staff learning and real, meaningful change.

At the conclusion of an article on John Ruskin published one week after the letter's death in January of 1900, Proust provided us with a melancholy definition of literary criticism in which the themes of distance and death predominate: "It is when Ruskin is far from us that we translate his books and try to focus into a recognizable image the traits of his thought.

The language of localization developed above for a Gaussian input, for which the diffusion and reaction time scales determine differences in serial triggering near and far from the origin, broadly translates to multi-level cascades, as suggested by the simulations in Figure 5.

The group hopes that writing checks will help deliver its message more effectively compared with donated advertising, which often translates into "far from prime time".