Sentence examples for translate available from inspiring English sources
Despite how ubiquitous social media is, not everyone has figured out how to translate available online tools into offline goals.
Using computational models, we have developed an approach to translate available viral sequence data into quantitative landscapes of viral fitness as a function of the amino acid sequences of its constituent proteins.
In particular, when dealing with communication limited hardware which forces one to consider the performance for a fixed number of degrees of freedom, the use of higher polynomial orders along with moderately coarser meshes is shown to be the best way to translate available degrees of freedom into resolution power.
It is columnists' job to employ research literacy skills to ensure that we successfully translate available knowledge into supportive guidance, not more guilt and confusion.
In the next section, we will translate available basic data into a detailed evidence-based model for human lupus nephritis.
The Ministry of Civil Defence had produced the Volcanic Hazard Information Series, translating available scientific knowledge into a publicly accessible form (Smith & Allen, 1993).
Elaborating on this information, multiple initiatives to develop clear-cut therapeutic guidelines translating available evidence to therapeutic recommendations have been initiated [ 7, 8, 16].
The second database contained: (1) all stop-to-stop ORFs over 30 amino acids after translating available P. yoelii genomic sequences from Genbank in six-frames, (2) stop-to-stop ORFs over 30 amino acids after translating pre-processed Plasmodium cDNA contigs and singlets in all six-frames and (3) the updated mouse protein sequences.
(English was specified as a criterion as there was no resource available to translate reports available only in other languages).
Their mission is to "translate" the available information about the new virus so it can be easily understood by the "average" computer user.
Clinical pathways translate best available evidence into practice, indicating the most widely applicable order of treatment interventions for particular treatment goals.
