Sentence examples for greater translating from inspiring English sources
Whereas in control SQ20B cells, 1 lesion is observed in every 50 kb of the genome, the level of damage detected in SQ20B NES-hTERT cells is 5-fold greater, translating to 1 lesion every 10 kb of double stranded DNA (Fig. 5A).
There are, quite simply, a lot of great translated books out there now, their covers appetising, their introductions informative, their translations (mostly) works of art in their own right.
jmschrei talked about great translated works off the back of the the Best Translated Book award shortlist announced last week.
Enriching study populations for subjects displaying certain biomarker levels may result in studies of greater efficacy, translating to reduced cost and duration.
Greater skills translate directly into higher wages.
Valenti was not an original thinker, but he was great at translating abstractions into human terms.
If the person writing is a great writer, translating becomes an experience that profoundly enriches she who translates.
The breezy, well-researched text takes a dear notion that greater freedom translates into greater welfare and turns it on its head.
Thus, we would expect to see higher utilization rates for these groups if greater risk translates into greater utilization of screening.
Although relative educational disparities in mortality are weaker in adults with versus without diabetes, their absolute impact is greater and translates into a major mortality burden.
Sliding Billy's great speed translated into a more valuable aspect of the game than stolen bases.
