Sentence examples for translating the large from inspiring English sources

Although NGS has already helped researchers discover a plethora of information in the field of cancer, challenges in translating the large amounts of oncogenomics data into information that can be easily interpretable and accessible for cancer care still lie ahead.

A qualitative land suitability classification procedure is adapted to translate the large-scale biophysical data supplied by a reconnaissance soil survey, into five suitability classes.

The system uses robotic arms that translate the surgeons large movements into precise incisions, whilst also allowing the surgeon to feel the force of his or her actions.

The bottleneck to translating this large number of biological hypotheses is that each of them needs to be studied by experimentation for interpreting its functional significance.

Whether that plan will succeed remains to be seen, but Canada's banks are not the only Canadian companies that have found that their success at home do not necessarily translate to the large and more competitive environment of the United States.

In the future this panel or other rationally designed panels can be used on large populations not only as a quality control measure but also to begin to translate the results from the large genome wide studies into clinical practice.

He chats big and means well but forgets to translate the smaller to larger picture.

Developer tap tap tap hopes that success will translate to the larger screen, today introducing an iPad version that also introduces iCloud syncing of photos between the iPhone and iPad apps.

Initially it's about benefitting 'my people,' but that can also translate into the larger, broader community".

"That must now be translated into the large-scale implementation of strategies that have proven their effectiveness, and into mobilizing the needed resources".

The Am-tra2 and Am-tra2 transcripts, which are translated into the largest RS domain-containing proteins of all the transcripts, have the highest level of expression.