Sentence examples for sufficient to translate from inspiring English sources
In Paul v Constance, it was held that the phrase "the money is as much yours as it is mine" was sufficient to translate to a trust.
The bapineuzumab study, Aisen said, indicates that modestly reducing amyloid plaques in those with established disease is not sufficient to translate into cognitive effects.
Whether these apparent disparities reflect biological divergence sufficient to translate into distinct ecological regimes (or animal reservoirs) bears investigation.
An alternative hypothesis is that substrate binding in itself is sufficient to translate a conformation change from one monomeric unit to the other which shifts the equilibrium of one subunit to the open conformation and promotes product release.
These errors cannot be neglected since their sum is sufficient to translate into imprecise genetic evaluations.
Success will require quantitative characterization of MPSs and mechanistic analysis of experimental findings sufficient to translate resulting insights from in vitro to in vivo.
Indeed, there has yet to appear an entrepreneur with sufficient courage to translate Archigram's vision into housing.
Ian McGeechan wanted someone with sufficient experience to translate that rising pressure into positive energy and Vickery is instinctively on the head coach's wavelength.
The cells were recovered for analysis after 24 48 h in the PMO-deprived medium to allow sufficient time to translate dystrophin protein.
At present, however, there is not sufficient knowledge to translate findings into guidelines for urban planning and design.
It is therefore unclear whether non-laxative CTC would be perceived as having sufficient acceptability to translate into higher uptake than full-laxative CTC.
