Sentence examples for translated immediately from inspiring English sources

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Individual colonies, no matter what their size, retained a degree of autonomy that translated immediately into the language and prerogatives of sovereignty.

Pinault is nevertheless a member of President Jacques Chirac's most intimate inner circle, and their long-standing personal friendship suggests that the government will look fondly on the project, even if this support is not translated immediately into financial help.

Picornaviruses have positive-strand RNA genomes that can be translated immediately after infection [25].

A significant fraction of cellular messenger RNAs are not translated immediately after their export from the nucleus to the cytoplasm, being subjected to quality control and regulatory mechanisms that lead to mRNA degradation or translation repression.

For tandemly duplicated exons, Kondrashov and Koonin [25] favour the "specialization" model of the duplicated exons, assuming that if both duplicated exons are translated immediately after duplication, both will be subject to stabilizing selection, which excludes the possibility of short-term relaxation or lack of selection required to allow accumulation of replacement mutations.

"They don't translate immediately into budgetary stress for states.

Because those funds typically carry no cash reserves, such selling can translate immediately into orders to sell all 500 stocks.

Both have elite skills — shot-blocking for Davis, rebounding for Webber — that translate immediately into success at the N.B.A. level.

That is a quality that social conservatives value deeply, he says, but it does not always translate immediately into support.

During the first two years of the war, Southerners pinned their hopes that victory on the battlefield would translate immediately to victory in the war.