Sentence examples for probably translated to from inspiring English sources

Those skills have probably translated to what I do today.

Most of their stories probably translate to any western nation – a car accident, a bad flu, a sick child.

This probably translates to about 100 people whose earnings will be disclosed under the new rule, the consulting firm said.

While Hollywood has occasionally presented a "nice alien" in the vein of or, it's generally a safe bet that saucers in the sky will probably translate to mass destruction on the ground.

In truth this probably translates to: they did not care enough about the possibility of investing to warrant the effort, or they were not willing to do me a favour in the long-shot that there was an opportunity for them.

The density-OTR correlations should probably be translated to higher density levels, approaching the OTR-density correlation of the P. radiata nanofibril-based films.

Most of these "natural knock-outs" are probably not translated to give functional products.

These changes are probably directly translated to the C-terminal domain conformational changes, forming an SLY1-binding interface.

In conclusion, available data do not support the use of pediatric regimens in adult LCH, indicating that the concept of mild induction followed by maintenance therapy probably cannot be translated to adults.

The results obtained in a simulation setting can probably not be directly translated to the clinical setting, in which a supervising surgeon would be present and interfere in case of an incorrect placement of the guide.

A weak mast cell degranulating effect of CGRP indicated by histamine release was found in rat dura mater [45] but does probably not translate to human meninges [39].