Sentence examples for long translated from inspiring English sources

The political career of Maurice A. Ferre, the former mayor of Miami, a city where Latinos have long translated population numbers into electoral clout, illustrates how a candidate may or may not be able to count on Hispanic support in an election.

That Jealous cited family concerns as a reason for his departure inspired an inevitable and immediate round of second-guessing: we've long translated the phrase "spend more time with my family" as code for misdeeds of the financial or coital — or, of late, social media — variety.

"Maybe he'd spent too long translating something that had been written in English all along," Duncan finally acknowledges.

The longest translated protein sequence for each gene was then extracted and sequences less than 200 bp were removed.

For the 25 PvC3H genes with alternative splicing sites, we only picked their longest translated proteins in the CCCH motif and phylogenetic tree analysis to avoid duplicated result.

Likely coding sequences were extracted from Trinity transcripts using TransDecoder (http://transdecoder.github.io/) and the longest translated Open Reading Frames (ORFs) were reported (Table  1).

These 1,345 ortholog alignments can be found in Additional file 3. Eighty-seven percent of the longest translated ORFs had at least one significant blastp hit (e-value cut-off 10-6) in the NCBI non-redundant database, suggesting that in the majority of genes the correct reading frame was detected.

Being a bleeding heart, I wanted to thank him for his sterling efforts and made a convoluted speech, which was twice as long when translated into Kinyarwanda.

Almost 10 months after it first appeared in print in Britain, the French version of "The Satanic Verses" by Salman Rushdie made a timid debut in France's bookshops today, long after translated versions appeared in Italy, Norway and Spain.

The Hebrew phrase has long been translated as "helpmeet" -- however, theologian and Biblical scholar Victor P. Hamilton explains in his book, The Book of Genesis, that the Hebrew "ezer kenegdo" means "helper suitable".

To measure the level of total leisure-time PA, as well as PA intensity (vigorous and moderate), the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) - long version, translated and validated for the Brazilian Portuguese [ 20] was used.