The key will be to see how this translates both in different regions and in both government and the private sector.
This translates both in survival advantage when reintroducing the subsequent platinum and in recovery from previous platinum-induced adverse effects [ 16].
In addition, researchers must remain aware of the manner in which their work could be translated, both clinically and in the popular press (Box 2).
The verb "to put one's faith in" or "to believe" (the same Greek word, pisteuein, may be translated both ways) appears 49 times in the undisputed letters, while the noun "faith" (or "belief") appears 93 times.
There has also been interest in aligning nucleotide sequences by translating both sequences in all six reading frames and aligning the resulting amino acid sequences.
In order to assess whether this is the case, a number of predictors were selected for a correlation analysis with the S similarity measure derived in this study: number of translations (in both directions), number of meanings translated (in both directions), concreteness, number of senses in Japanese and English, and P similarity (Table 3).
He had no formal training in interpreting, but his schooling in Moscow and his experience in the gulag fortified him with an ease in simultaneously translating both the nuances of his high-ranking subjects and their political subtleties.
The guide provides lists of terms that are common in science laboratories translated in both simplified and complex English.
The two missense SNPs, rs1265097 and rs9501057, in complete LD (D′ = 1) with all the eight novel SNP associations, are both located in exon 5 of PSORS1C1, which is translated in both isoforms.
In the intact state, the medial meniscus translated in both the anterior and posterior directions, with combined internal constrictive and bulging deformations depending on which part of the stance phase it was experiencing.
