Sentence examples for have only translated from inspiring English sources
This term is usually translated as meaning 'tired' or 'tiredness', but in some contexts could also be translated as meaning 'fatigue' - we have only translated it as meaning tired.
In conclusion, polyploidy in cotton has resulted in an increased level of DNA substitution in both allotetraploid genomes (Table 3), but this has only translated into an increased proportion of nonsynonymous mutations in G. hirsutum (Table 2).
The study results provide a picture of a health service where at the strategic level there is a relatively strong strategic framework, but where key strategic challenges, notably the challenge of HIV/AIDS, have been fudged, since strategic aspirations have only partially been translated into operational objectives.
(The 5percentt of his current panel size who have only Medicare translates to more than 200 patients).
The Fed's ability to reduce the cost of government debt has only partly translated to the private sector.
She has only once translated from an intermediary language, taking Władysław Szpilman's memoir The Pianist from German rather than the original Polish at the request of Szpilman himself.
Despite its increasing use, and perhaps owing to its relatively recent development, the HOS has only been translated to German [ 12].
Still, translating the resulting signals into function has been challenging because most common variants have only subtle functional consequences.
Strange, then, that I Capture the Castle has only now been translated to the screen.
It is famed in Argentina, has only just been translated into English and is well worth reading.
