Sentence examples for possibly translated from inspiring English sources

Both were explicitely quoted by Todros Todrosi in his philosophical anthology (Zonta 1997b, 566 575), and the first of them, possibly translated into Hebrew before the end of the 15th century, was surely employed as a source by two Jewish philosophers, Zerahyah Hen (active in Rome, 1277 1290) and Moses Narboni.

In parallel, a total body tissue scan of both MICA and MICB transcription clearly shows that despite original presumptions, and with the exception of the central nervous system, both genes are widely transcribed and therefore possibly translated and membrane-bound.

Our data suggests they are not merely present but some are also transcribed and possibly translated.

Good oral absorption, metabolic stability, and low protein binding in animals/humans possibly translated into lower in vitro activity of luliconazole despite its higher in vitro activity when compared with flucytosine.

Of particular interest will be studies that have used more than one measure of QoL whereby commonalities between different measures can be identified and possibly translated into new instruments with improved validity and reliability.

Might it because Fredi Ja Ystävät possibly translates as Hurley and the Cameltoes?

The question before Céu's show at the Highline Ballroom on Tuesday night was whether the atmosphere of her new record, "Vagarosa," could possibly translate to a performance.

"This discovery puts scientists one step closer to being able to unravel the molecular bases of regeneration in vertebrates and possibly translating these discoveries into therapies".

It may appear that there was no explicit statement that describes how socially responsible practices could possibly translate into specific results that affect the profit and loss account (Murillo and Lozano 2006).

The termination of Firestone's pact with Ford could leave Goodyear delivering an additional 1.5 million to 2 million tires to the American automaker, which could possibly translate into about $75 million in sales, estimates Needham conservatively.

I just don't quite get how those experiences can possibly translate to the ridiculous advice she's doling out.