Sentence examples for translates at a from inspiring English sources

Dimon seems incapable of stifling unpleasant news; this translates, at a corporate level, to a rare emphasis on transparency.

Advocates for transgender health agree that the solution lies in producing more doctors who are "trans-competent," which translates at a minimum to treating transgender patients with the same compassion and curiosity brought to all patient encounters.

Advocates for transgender health agree that the solution lies in producing more doctors who are "trans-competent," which translates at a minimum to treating transgender patients with the same compassion and curiosity brought to all patient encounters.

From the transcribed bicistronic mRNA, the selection marker is translated at a low frequency, and the protein of interest at a high frequency.

We aimed to evaluate if such alterations are translated at a functional mitochondrial level to establish the etiopathology and potential therapeutic targets for this obstetric complication.

In 1990 in Trieste, I remember him translating at a conference where anarchists from western Europe met those from the emerging east.

Whether its undeniable but fragile charms will translate at a box office where ticket prices reach $90 remains to be seen.

Another factor is that while Kohl declared wages and pensions should be translated one to one into West Marks in 1990, savings were only translated at a rate of two East Marks to one West Mark.

Each cadaveric knee was attached to the crosshead of a tensile testing machine and vertically translated at a rate of 16.66 mm/s while images were captured with the DFIS.

When she offers to translate at a high-level business meeting, we are treated to sequential babble in six tongues, as she brightly greets foreign executives and then spouts her tone-deaf version of their languages.

One employee of an international organization, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she is not authorized to speak to the news media, said that her managers had proposed using Mr. Milli to translate at a seminar but that state officials had refused, calling him "a politically incorrect person".