Sentence examples for using the newly translated from inspiring English sources

We are assessing all subjects and parents, as appropriate, using the newly translated Spanish versions of the Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised (ADI-R) and the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS) as well as tests of intelligence and adaptive behavior.

Another, Chekhov's The Seagull, directed by David using as his guide the newly translated prompt-book of the director Constantin Stanislavski, was the beginning of a lifelong interest in understanding the work of great directors from the inside.

The Allele Translations table provides a key or legend linking the newly "translated" genotype to the original size in base-pairs score.

Then, a back-translation was produced by an independent assessor (PL and FK), translating the newly translated ENAT back into English.

My book of the year is the newly translated short story collection The Enchanted Wanderer (Vintage Classics).

Both Tomalin and Michael Slater, who cites the same passage in his 2009 biography, "Charles Dickens," found the newly translated Dostoyevsky letter in a 2002 article in The Dickensian.

"The Dinner," the newly translated novel by the Dutch writer Herman Koch, has been a European sensation and an international best seller.

The newly translated stories from Tolstoy's wife and son are "each a passionate attempt to undo the message of the original work", said the publisher.

Our results provide evidence supporting the reliability and responsiveness of the newly translated Swedish RAND-36 and the user-friendliness of the electronic version.

DUBs also assist to generate free molecules from the newly translated polyubiquitins and recycle ubiquitins after the polyubiquitinated protein substrates are degraded (Fig. 2) (Komander et al., 2009).

This initial study examines the factor structure and diagnostic accuracy of the newly translated measure in a large sample of 1009 German schoolchildren attending grades 1 6 in Western Germany.