Sentence examples for translate a less from inspiring English sources

The weaker conservation of the β-tail domain could translate a less degree of importance of this domain for the CD18 function.

In the human body, that would translate to a less active immune system, and an inability to fight off infection.

The only thing they can work on is themselves, and the audience hopes the realization in their souls will translate to a less toxic relationship between each other.

It is possible that treating smaller tumours or administering G28UCM at the same time as the human cells might translate into a less variable result.

However, it is possible that broader antitumour activity may also translate into a less favourable safety profile due to off-target toxicity.

"The error that evangelists make," he writes, "is to assume that the internet's open, decentralised technology naturally translates into a less hierarchical or unequal society.

U.S. companies have massively expanded their lobbying operations to counter the tariffs in recent months, although those lobbying dollars don't seem to be translating into a less heated set of policies.

"What follows again is that judgement or stereotype that you don't really want to be found, or your high-risk behaviour somehow translates into a less robust investigation," he added.

"This translates into a less rich academic experience for those students who are still at an early stage in developing their interests and the skills of independent inquiry," the report said.

Most of the time, that translates into a less-disciplined organizational effort, so it's a taller task than a traditional candidate".

And in the case of Wizz Air specifically, this translates to a less-than-generous seat pitch (the distance between each row) of about 29 inches.