Sentence examples for indeed translate from inspiring English sources

Empirical results based on an initial implementation suggest that the additional theoretical power can indeed translate into substantial practical gains.

However, these novel molecules are still in early phases of clinical development, and data from on-going and future studies will determine whether promising preclinical results will indeed translate into improved drugs for the treatment of lymphoma patients.

While the researchers found that, on average, higher initial safety scores did indeed translate to larger score increases over time, the relationship was linear: A neighborhood with twice the initial score of another would see about twice as much improvement.

And eating less did indeed translate into impressive weight loss (14lbs gone in under a month), mostly from the unsightly and unhealthy abdominal fat deposits, so my waistline shrunk two notches on my belt too.

As SEIU Local 660's leader Gil Cedillo's election to the Assembly shows, union leadership can indeed translate into elected office.

We could show that CD4+ T-cells obtained from patients with breast cancer exhibit a reduced responsiveness to IL-7, defined by statistically reduced STAT-5 phosphorylation; these data suggested that differences in IL-7R expression, on the single cell level, may indeed translate into biologically relevant responses to IL-7 [27].

I ordered a facsimile of this typescript fragment and, as I suspected, found that Singer, together with Dorothea Straus, had indeed translated "Job" — but that the translation was not complete.

Second, this indeed translated into attitudes: the stronger their egoistic values, the more people favored nuclear energy and the less they favored renewable energy, whereas the opposite was found for biospheric values.

One scholar who took a different view was Paul M Zall, who in 1971 began to put together a case that Coleridge had indeed translated Faust, and published his work in 1821, but had done so anonymously.

To prove that (30) indeed translates into the expression given in (9), we will use the concept of first fundamental theorem of calculus [41].

Another study similar to this one is recommended in 5 years' time to determine if better standards have indeed translated into an improvement in classroom instruction.