Sentence examples for translated outside of from inspiring English sources

Censors took it down the same day, but by then it had been shared within China and was soon being republished and translated outside of the country.

We are partnering so that this system can be developed on a new platform that can be translated outside of Intermountain Health to other healthcare providers and for ambulatory electronic medical records.

To the novices and pros alike, he gave easy-to-follow instructions: "Bend over/ Like Freedia told ya!" Never let it be said that bounce music doesn't translate outside of New Orleans.

Questions remain about how well Line's appeal will translate outside of its core markets, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and Indonesia, which account for more than half it users, especially as it preps for an initial public offering.

Studies carried out in Western settings, such as the impact of ultrasound availability on time to operating room in cases of ectopic pregnancy, could be duplicated in very low-resource settings to evaluate if these benefits translate outside of developed settings.

Some things just don't translate outside of your circle.

However, these results are difficult to translate outside the setting of the clinical trials, i.e., when patients are not selected according to specific inclusion criteria and are less closely monitored.

They have translated well outside of the U.S. political scene: competence ratings have predicted the results of elections in countries from Denmark to Bulgaria, and international participants have proven just at effective at predicting results in U.S. elections as Americans themselves.

Now, scientists report that a pair of proteins that helps to translate signals from the outside of the cell to the nucleus also may play a role in a cell's maturation.

In translating the outside world into moving fields of light and color, the projections make an argument for unfixed notion of sight.

Bolton's lessons illustrate that contrarian value investing is compelling in its own right and can successfully be translated to markets outside of the U.S.