Sentence examples for translated consistently from inspiring English sources

Because of this evolutionary constraint that genes place on genetic codes, the likelihood of a swap of amino acids or anticodons between two alloacceptor tRNAs is virtually nil, especially after translation evolved to be accurate enough, so that 20 amino acids could be translated consistently.

However, in controlled trials positive reports by users have not translated consistently into measurable benefit for intervention groups.

However, in trials, use of these shoes and insoles has not translated consistently to improved pain in knee OA patients [ 73- 75].

Evidence in support of this involvement translates consistently from the most basic in vitro, in vivo and ex vivo experimental paradigms to more complex human-based observational and experimental studies, which also fortunately offer potential for therapeutic interventions against AD.

Few have questioned his intentions, but some of us have worried that Mr. Gilbert's intelligent, elegant ideas have not translated into consistently exciting performances.

Notably, the apparent lesser activation of STAT5 in the rare cases of NHERF1 lactation-success glands was translated in consistently lesser transcription levels of the milk proteins.

Ward keeps a list to make sure she's translating them consistently.

Applications continue to outstrip available places significantly (by 180,000 in 2013 and forecast to be at similar levels in 2014) and with the government increasing the number of funded places by 30,000 for 2014 and lifting the cap on places altogether for 2015 we expect to see this strong demand translate into consistently higher student numbers in the coming years.

In the "Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud," the 24-volume series edited by James Strachey, the word "die seele," which means "the soul," is consistently translated as "the mind".

Or, is a Greek term consistently translated with the same English equivalent?

"The success of black filmmakers or collectives has not always consistently translated to other collectives in those generations or subsequent generations," he said recounting the fleeting golden era of black 90s sitcoms and pointing out that Eddie Murphy's success didn't help "the Julie Dashes of the world".