Sentence examples for possible translation from inspiring English sources

Approaches such as the Payback Framework [ 26] provide a way to assess the wider impacts of the research that is translated through the various possible translation mechanisms available.

Using the ExPASy Translate Tool (Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics), all six possible translation initiation positions (3 each on 5′ and 3′ strands) were assessed to be devoid of protein coding capacity, yielding evidence that these are indeed small non-coding RNAs expressed during rickettsial infection of host endothelium.

"Libellus" can also be translated as "letter"; thus "Letter of answers" is another possible translation.

The purpose of this review is to summarize tourniquet science for possible translation to wilderness settings.

Possible translation from a Ruthenian printed version (see Slovarʹ Knizhnikov i knizhnosti drevnei Rusi, 17 vek (A-Z), St . Petersburg 1992, pp. 398-400).

We applied our model to design synonymous variants of a fluorescent protein spanning the range of possible translation speeds predicted with our model.

With this update, Google Translate will now rank possible translations by frequency.

Furthermore, a word that is easily translated into one language might be hard to translate in another (e.g., because of several possible translations; Prior et al., 2007).

The Sanskrit terms kuśala and śubha are used in a strongly evaluative way and often translated as "good," though in some contexts there are other possible translations ("skillful" for kuśala, "beautiful" for śubha).

The statistical algorithm quickly goes through "millions of possible translations and scores each one of them," he says.

These are all possible translations of the Chinese title, Shi jing [Shih-ching in Wade-Giles romanization].