Sentence examples for more easily translatable from inspiring English sources

The reason for this selection is that these approaches were considered as more easily translatable to clinical biomarkers.

We elected to use the oral route of administration, a route more easily translatable into human usage.

By using the Core Competencies as an evaluative framework, as presented here, results from different programs will be more easily translatable.

Beneficially, both of these capabilities are derived from a single functional building block, preserving simplicity and making Cu-porphysomes more easily translatable.

The approaches that result in more easily translatable messages for policy-makers and practitioners may appear to be more attractive than the others; but we do need to take account lessons from the more idealist end of the spectrum, that some perspectives are not universal.

It is designed to provide more precise and detailed descriptions of vertebral anatomy and to make those observations easily translatable into morphological characters that can be used in analyses of phylogeny and disparity.

(Categories like "Musik," "Cabaret-Varieté" and "Kindertheater" are easily translatable).

"The grand rooms are beautiful to look it, but they are not as easily translatable to normal living on Long Island," Ms. Gerhard said.

"Being the World's Strongest Man, like being the Fastest Gun in the West, is not easily translatable into a trade," Trillin notes.

I breathe more easily.

This often came more easily.