In a research setting for example, a translator may translate a questionnaire from one language to another, but like interpreters, they are not able to administer the questionnaire to participants.
This is particularly true in the younger age ranges, where high prevalences may translate into considerable predictive value from screening instruments having adequate sensitivity and specificity.
Minor local changes may translate into convulsive activity and from there spread to adjacent or remotely connected excitable areas via extra-synaptic migratory excitation or neurotransmission.
A reduction in chemotherapy usage may translate into actual pharmacoeconomic savings from the sick funds' perspective as indicated by results of our group reported here and in more detail in a separate publication [ 26].
The meaning of this line of communication is speculative but it is likely to convey a different type of message from that generated at synapses because of its global and more persistent (but low-level) nature, one that may translate peripheral signals, such as from hormones, into alterations in CNS function, or 'prime' neuronal responsiveness to synaptically released NO or other transmitters.
As well as addressing the short-term impacts, particularly of obesity [ 38], the tracking of physical activity, adiposity, insulin resistance and cardiovascular risk markers between childhood and adult life [ 39] suggests that increasing overall physical activity levels from childhood may translate into longer term health benefits such as reducing the burden of chronic disease in later life.
Recent research indicates that long-term exposure to stress — like the constant fear of getting pulled over and the shame felt at getting mean looks from suspecting neighbors — may translate into serious genetic damage that can have a multi-generational grip on immigrant children.
However, this does not preclude aliens from having a negative effect on individual native species, for example, by reducing their number of links (or at least number of visits from pollinators), which may translate into a lower reproductive plant success [23], [30].
Findings of the BEDIP-N study may have a significant public health impact since data from the study may translate into the development of a cost effective and simple screening algorithm for GDM.
Errors from the assembly procedure may translate to spurious SNPs.
