Sentence examples for points translate from inspiring English sources

More points translate to a better selection of show floor space for future shows.

More points translate into higher "gamerscores" and bragging rights in the gaming community.

Whacking moles is the only way to earn points and points translate into life.

This result was also apparent at large spatial scales so that these local-scale responses to water points translate into continental-scale population declines.

All those hundreds of data points translate into precisely no useful intelligence.

On Tuesday, Oakland County voters gave Mr. Obama a 57percentto42percentcent victory over John McCain — those 15 points translated into an astonishing 96,000-vote margin.

"I was flying out of Philadelphia Wednesday night, and you had people who acted like they'd never seen a metal detector before," said one of the three, Stuart Graff, 38, a lawyer for a Chicago consumer products company who racked up more than 100,000 miles on business last year, which with bonus points translated into 400,000 frequent flier miles.

A pre-surgical rating of 8 points translates into an 80% chance of resorting hearing to normal or near-normal levels.

Although the increased number of growth points translated into a higher likelihood of flowering, this increase in the number of new growth points actually resulted in a lower proportion of growth points that produced an inflorescence [ 26].

Assuming this standard deviation, the study is sufficiently powered (over 80%) to detect a difference between control and intervention group of 15 percentage points, translating to an effect size of 1.67, on a two-sided level of significance of α = 0.05.

Anatoly recalls helping his father read legal documents, at one point translating the word "headquarters".