Sentence examples for if not translated from inspiring English sources

Consequently, when participatory research methods and approaches are applied in different contexts following a one-size-fits-all approach they may be less effective if not translated to institutional conditions at different levels.

First, such a long sequence would have most likely accumulated STOP-codons if not translated.

Indeed, it is significant that roughly half of the G. theta nORFans have expressed sequence tag support (http://www.jgi.doe.gov/sequencing/why/50026.html), indicating that they are at least transcribed if not translated into protein.

This is an award-winning translation, so you're really going to get scared if it's not translated well, O.K.?" Ms. Winfrey revived her book club last June after a hiatus of more than a year.

Certain expressions, even if translatable, were best not translated.

However, gene expression may not mean much in disease resistance if they are not translated into the final product.

However, political commitment is likely to be short-lived if it is not translated into tangible actions which address the major impediments to the implementation of nutrition interventions (4).

Similarly with web searches, if your website is not translated it will not be highlighted by overseas search engines which will typically return results in the search language.

Pinault is nevertheless a member of President Jacques Chirac's most intimate inner circle, and their long-standing personal friendship suggests that the government will look fondly on the project, even if this support is not translated immediately into financial help.

Mapped fields with missing or dummy data values in BIND (like 'NULL') were not translated if the PSI-MI schema did not require them.

Even in situations with adequate evidence, clinical pathways could adversely affect patient care if the evidence is not translated effectively into the clinical pathways.