Sentence examples for translated clearly from inspiring English sources

The piercing honesty of his prose in books such as "Giovanni's Room" and "Another Country" translated clearly and provocatively in interviews and speeches.

Here we show that transcription from Alus generates a novel NAIP ORF that is subsequently translated, clearly indicating the effect they have on not only gene regulation, and perhaps establishment of transcriptional networks [13], [30], but also proteome evolution.

The busier movements of Bach's "On the Departure of a Beloved Brother" simply do not translate clearly to the modern piano and big performance spaces.

Future researchers may wish to have subjects attempt the technique on human subjects to produce results that translate clearly to real clinical practice.

"How can I translate clearly into Spanish if you don't write clearly in English?" he asked Nueburger.

Since Barack Obama sees himself as the candidate best able to unify the country, these are the messages he needs to carry and his frank words about Pennsylvania may not have translated very clearly.

Thus, we conclude that despite clearly distinct pharmacokinetic and -dynamic profiles of the four insulin preparations, this did not translate into clearly distinct IGFBP-1 profiles.

As companies deal with some 18 new disclosure-related regulations stemming from Sarbanes-Oxley, IR officers play a critical role in translating information clearly to investors.

This project has a completely separate approach or life from my prior works and I think that will translate quite clearly.

Originally written in Dutch, Van Gogh's phrasing has been translated as "Be clearly aware of the stars and infinity on high.

But an upward trend has clearly not translated into global famine, and not all commodities are alike.In this section Till default do us part Bench press Outlook: cloudy Out of favour Bull marketing The people v Hank The anointed Shocks and ores ReprintsLong-run rises have been most pronounced for commodities that are "in the ground", like minerals and natural gas.