Sentence examples for may translate poorly from inspiring English sources

Spatial monopolization of females may translate poorly into actual reproductive monopolization for several reasons.

This is driven not only by the resolution of available climate data, but also from the knowledge that modeling at too fine a scale may translate poorly into global observables, while oversimplifying local heterogeneities may neglect key processes influencing observations.

Conversely, population surveys generate data relevant mostly to SCCD that may translate poorly to clinical patients; the frequency of cobalamin-related biochemical abnormalities is ≈5 15% in the elderly (23– 25), whereas the rate of pernicious anemia is only 1.9% (26).

This can result in significant statistical errors, which may translate into poorly supported phylogenomic supertrees.

Finally, air concentrations have been shown to translate poorly into systemic exposure.

Results from preclinical cancer treatment models often translate poorly into outcomes in humans.

"It may translate into fewer stops," he said.

Sparsity is one of the prior knowledge we may translate.

A higher roughness may translate to a larger crystal size.

The total of 1.5% may translate directly into lost GDP.

These effects may translate into a healthier metabolism.