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An ad advantage may also translate into real votes.

Although the researchers controlled for the amount of time a student spends studying, earlier reports showed that students who study a lot are also more likely to exercise regularly, suggesting a high academic work ethic may also translate into a higher commitment to exercising.

This may simply be the result that emergency room doctors are unclear on what to do when they encounter these types of patients (Kesic et al. 2010), but this may also translate to inadequate recordkeeping and case capture.

And new research shows that volunteering may also translate into fewer hospital stays and taking better preventative measures -- results that patients and employees should be made more aware of, says Dr. John W. Rowe, professor of health policy and aging at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University.

Differences in retinue response scores may also translate to alternative behavioral strategies for maximizing individual fitness.

Differences in steroid levels during ontogeny may also translate into long-lasting differences in other characteristics such as behavior.

A greater awareness may have also translated into more defense lawyers advising their employer clients to take greater care with their obese employees and applicants.

As a recent Daily chart post demonstrated, the Great Moderation coincided with big gains—and wild swings in equity prices (not to mention the most extraordinary global housing boom in modern memory).But stable inflation may also help translate variations in demand into quantity shifts rather than price shifts.

Such a measure may also potentially translate into cost savings for individual patients without compromising public health at large.

Using the other meaning of the word hodu--thanks, a turkey in Hebrew actually means a "rooster of thanks". The phrase from Tehillim (Psalms) 118, Hodu LaHashem Ki Tov, is generally translated as, "Give thanks to God because He is good". However, the phrase may also be translated as, "Give thanks to God because it is good". Giving thanks to God is good for us!

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