Sentence examples for translates for example from inspiring English sources

A 3.5% annual decrease in mortality (a green level) translates, for example, to a cut in mortality by half in less than 20 years.

This effect size translates, for example, in an improvement of 5.8 points (on an IQ-like index score) within the treatment group versus an improvement of 1.0 point within the active control group, with both groups showing a variance of 10 points (2/3 of a standard deviation, as observed in other composite cognitive performance data) from pre-assessment to post-assessment.

This translates, for example, into approximately 2.1 million side effect-related hospital admissions and 100,000 deaths per year in the US, out of a total population of 265 million inhabitants, and costs of approximately 1.5 4 billion dollars per year [ 9].

The Internet's computers perform the conversions behind the scenes: translating, for example, cocacola.com to 129.33.45.163.

In France, where something like half of the movies released are American, movie titles in English are often translated (for example, "The Iron Lady" was "La Dame de Fer" in French, "The Ides of March" was released as "Les Marches du Pouvoir"), but recently, a number of films have been released with an English title but a different one from the original.

As a consequence, R&D and S&T could be, at least partially, mutually, and conceptually translated: for example, basic research and science as well as experimental development and technology overlap.

In Arizona this has translated, for example, to the "construction of private prisons as for profit entities.

Adding juvenile parole hearings to that caseload would translate, for example, to 29 to 33 additional hearings a month in Cook County.

Nonetheless, the value of these findings will become apparent if they translate, for example, to human I2020T patient fibroblasts.

However, even among the paralogs of one family, it was common for one paralog to be highly translated, and another paralog to be poorly translated (for example, L7, S12).

We cannot assume that differences in investigative teams explain the observed differences, however; it is possible that differences in patients, informants, outcomes (when translated, for example), and raters exist.