Sentence examples for translate into terms from inspiring English sources

However, our data on the DOPA metabolism is hard to translate into terms of increased or reduced activity in the neural networks controlling the functional activity because the dopamine may have both facilitatory and inhibitory effects, depending on, e.g., the profile of the local dopamine receptor population on the postsynaptic neurons [ 53].

"We've made important strides in social integration and in eliminating some aspects of social disorder, but that's not been translated into terms of health care delivery.

When he talks about his proposal, the financial arcana that he clearly loves — you can almost sense that his pulse quickens when he talks about "debt instruments" — must be translated into terms that the average voter can understand, and buy.

How this translates into terms of produced energy and potential electric power is discussed next.

It can be applied to essentially any system and the terms used (morphs) can be readily translated into terms of gene product function: for example, amorph equals no function while neomorph equals new function (see above).

But if it's harmonious, that could translate into attractive terms when the lease comes up for renewal.

"Jesus Christ Superstar," which began as a concept record album in 1970 before its varied reincarnations on stage and film, has never been easy to translate into visual terms.

The Tea Party intensity and Christian fundamentalist fervor of some sections of the new Republican party do not easily translate into European terms.

"Then figure out what that's going to translate into in terms of what you're going to need in 401(k) accumulation at that time".

Their role is to translate into scientific terms the new needs that marketers have identified or created among consumers.

What does its influence really translate into in terms of dollars and cents?