Sentence examples for reliably translated from inspiring English sources

Here we show for the first time, a method in which EMG signals generated by hand and forearm muscles during handwriting activity are reliably translated into both algorithm-generated handwriting traces and font characters using decoding algorithms.

Often the prose or graphical images within a CPG cannot be easily or reliably translated to logical, operational rules.

The results of this study may provide important information for future risk assessments of these chemicals that can be reliably translated to human populations.

It can be assumed that leaderless transcripts might be remnants of ancestral mRNAs, because heterologous leaderless mRNAs derived from bacteria can be reliably translated in archaea and eukaryotes [ 70].

The ADAG study concluded that A1C could be reliably translated into eAG based on the linear relationship between A1C and mean blood glucose measured by continuous glucose monitoring in a mixed population of diabetic and nondiabetic subjects (1).

Nothing they do in Indianapolis seems to reliably translate into success in the N.F.L.

Hinton explained that he and other leading AI researchers have long believed that the key to solving problems that computers have typically had trouble with, like reliably translating language or identifying images, lied in mimicking the way the brain works.

Obliviousness far more reliably translates into powerlessness.

As a Welshman who doesn't speak Welsh, I can reliably translate this as: "The best Welshman is a Welshman away from home"—an interesting concept for national identity if ever there was one.

As a Welshman who doesn't speak Welsh, I can reliably translate this as: "The best Welshman is a Welshman away from home" – an interesting concept for national identity if ever there was one.

Yet, there have been concerns that such in vitro susceptibility may not reliably translate into clinical efficacy [ 18].