Sentence examples for translating a list of from inspiring English sources

On a recent afternoon, Mr. Akdogan, who received a new liver on June 7, and his wife went to the international office for some help translating a list of foods given to him, in English, by a hospital nutritionist.

However, translating a list of differentially expressed genes using annotation databases suffers from several limitations.

You also need to download the Google Translate app to your phone and enable the languages you want to translate (from a list of 40).

For example, companies might create a supplier code of conduct, which is then translated into a list of check boxes that guides third-party factory auditors.

In the first step these are translated into a list of functional requirements, which then define the design task an engineer, or a team of engineers, has to accomplish.

For example, the startup looks at the amount of college educated singles in each city before launching, which they aptly translated into a list of the best cities for aspiring power-couples.

Those who don't make it into the class are offered a variety of on- and off-line tools, including government-funded translations of Steve's nine-part Udacity.com Customer Development lectures, excerpts from The Startup Owner's Manual in Spanish, and they've translated a long list of Code Academy courses and other tools as well.

A team of chemists and industrial hygienists examined each completed questionnaire and translated each job into a list of potential exposures using a checklist of 294 agents.

A team of chemists and industrial hygienists examined each completed questionnaire and translated each job into a list of potential exposures using a checklist of 294 agents that included cotton dust, wool dust and several recognized lung carcinogens [ 23].

The core CCRE Aphasia Rehabilitation working group then translated the evidence into a list of BPS and additional input was sought from researchers who had specific expertise in each of the areas of care (see additional experts listed in table 1).

WQI aims at giving a single value to the water quality of a source by translating the list of parameters and their concentrations present in a sample into a single value, which in turn provides an extensive interpretation of the quality of water and its suitability for various purposes like drinking, irrigation, fishing etc. (Abbasi 2002).