Sentence examples for methods have translated from inspiring English sources

These methods have translated well to the investigation of protein DNA interactions, yielding insights into the physics of translocases, insights into nonspecific protein DNA interactions, and even complex processes such as transcriptional motion in the presence of nucleosomes.

Since the Diabetes Prevention Project DPPP) demonstrated that lifestyle weight-loss interventions can reduce the incidence of diabetes by 58%, several studies have translated the DPP methods to public health−friendly contexts.

Low yields have translated into high prices.

We have translated their terminology (IDAT → PID → PSN) into our terminology (PID → PSN1 → PSN2) to facilitate comparison of their method with the other methods (see Figure  1).

This work has translated to methods and advances in bone tissue engineering.

Her popularity has translated stateside.

The discord has translated into bloodshed.

Happily, the architecture has translated well.

In the research setting, methods have been developed to translate visual assessments into quantitative data [ 4– 7].

A number of methods have been proposed to translate the complex structural profiles of eukaryotic promoters into features which can be used in promoter prediction with varying success.

The method has been translated into a micro free-flow electrophoresis, which is a two-dimensional device in which electrophoresis is applied perpendicularly to hydrodynamic flow to separate binding and non-binding DNA fragments [ 116].