Sentence examples for may actually translate from inspiring English sources

And if you plan to start a family, benefits such as maternity/paternity leave and flexible work schedules may actually translate into significant savings, given the high cost of childcare.

To discern whether these cell culture findings may actually translate to implications for the whole organism, we used established mammalian models for progressing brain damage and neurodegeneration for application of the classical TSPO ligand PK 11195 and the quinazoline-based tricyclic compounds.

Chataway acknowledges that the results of the brain scans, although exciting for scientists, may not actually translate into improvements in the condition of MS patients.

Still, many Hasidim and those who closely track the political climate of the community pointed out that the discussion around the election among the ultra-Orthodox may not actually translate into votes.

And does their social media effort actually translate into votes?

Does that actually translate to money?

SM: Your irony or sarcasm will actually translate to print.

Awareness of such differences in views may also influence how guidelines are actually translated into clinical practice and are therefore of interest for development of treatment guidelines, as well as for GPs' reflections and discussions in their everyday practice.

For those of you unfamiliar with this (I know there may be one or two of you), this actually translates as "Red October" (or Красный Октябрь in Russian).

This actually translates to investigating all four models above in GAS, and the interpretation of results may be confusing; that is, it might be the case that more than one contrast or even all of them are statistically significant [ 1].

"Our name actually translates to Waterstone," I said.