Sentence examples for translating down from inspiring English sources

For the purpose of analyzing qualitative data, Ct-values translating down to 250 RNA copies in the plasma and 1,000 copies in the DBS specimen were reported.

Sometimes your rules and regulations and the culture of the company can be a little bit harsh when it gets translated down to the customer level," he said.

So, what we have is increased polarization in the voting patterns of states on the presidential level, which has translated down to the senatorial level.

"Our cameras survey the environment in real-time and build a 3D mesh of the world that actually gets translated down to the end-users".

"Most of our work on a day-to-day basis is ensuring that information from a broad funnel of academic research gets translated down to athletes and coaches," he says.

Rather, discoveries in the lab and treatment in one form of cancer often have impact upon other types and frequently translate down to childhood treatments.

And the SLS' trademark gullwing doors don't translate down to the GT.

Figure 4 provides a schematic overview of the step-by-step approach by which WHO-CHOICE estimates derived at the regional level can be translated down to the context of individual countries.

"With this program, we feel we can do a better job translating it down to the store level," he added, and deliver "a consistent message".

However Hoyland (Rife's assistant) changed all of that by converting Rife's discovered MOR frequencies and translating them down to a lower frequency.

Hildegard Ocklenburg, 59, who came out in Vingst to see Ms. Kraft speak, used the same word as numerous other voters when asked to describe her, "volksnah," which translates as "down to earth," but literally means "near the people".