Sentence examples for that may translate from inspiring English sources
Publicist Howard Bragman, vice chairman of Reputation.com, said the controversy will get Morgan attention that may translate into higher ratings and wouldn't harm his reputation.
The angle of deflection is reduced from the 90 to 110 degrees characteristic of a normal C.R.T. to 1 degree, he said, a change that may translate into considerable space saved on the desktop.
Deaf students here said that American Sign Language, which uses gestures to express words and ideas rather than specific letters, was easier for them to understand than other forms of communication that may translate letters and syntax that they have never heard and that are more difficult to grasp.
In addition, more is research needed to determine whether adding haptic input has significant, lasting benefits that may translate to fall prevention efforts.
Although the increase is minimal, it is considered by experts a positive initial step that may translate into major savings to the government in subsidies.
In preclinical proof-of-concept studies, imaging techniques are useful for quantification of tissue damage to identify interventions that may translate into clinical benefit for the patient.
Additionally, a recent study showed that greater maternal gestational weight gain is associated with greater offspring body mass index into early adulthood and that this may translate into higher systolic blood pressure in the offspring [ 23].
"I know our graduating students were inspired by her passionate call to put their diplomas to work in the service of love and humanity," he continued, "so that they may translate their faith into action".
The possible religious disposition portends that PLWH may translate into being positive-minded and over-psyched.
But some community leaders worry that those plans may translate into little tangible gain.
Researchers are hopeful that the results may translate into applications for treating human brain diseases like multiple sclerosis, which is thought to be caused by a defect in neuron support cells.
