Sentence examples for value of translating from inspiring English sources

Despite the difficulties, the small community of Latinists is enthusiastic about the value of translating modern literature.

A further clinical approach emerges from a sub-discipline called narrative psychology, which investigates the value of translating emotional experiences into words.

This study was intended as a preliminary investigation of the value of translating CNT from a single-session experimental manipulation into a repeated clinical intervention.

Here we advance a simple nutrient foraging model for plants which is based on Charnov's (1976) marginal value theorem and the Holling disc equation as one example of the value of translating Michaelis Menten kinetics into Holling's foraging kinetics.

Although the HEAL project faced many of these problems as well as the additional challenges presented by the post-Katrina setting, we believe this effort demonstrated the value and effectiveness of translating evidence-based clinical trials into real world settings, even in a community struggling to recover from the most costly and destructive disaster to ever occur in the United States.

At the date of publication [3], after a median follow-up of 56 months, a significant overall survival benefit was seen with a 14% reduction in the risk of death and a P value of 0.03, translating into a 4.1% survival benefit at 5 years.

I struggled with the complexity of translating the value and power of religion to urban populations, which have long participated in the characterization of rural people as simplistic and naive.

One thing I am wondering, however, is if we in the English-speaking world are becoming better at understanding the value of good translated literature.

Everything that comes afterward is a matter of translating those values into an inspiring experience.

Several water quality indices have been developed and applied around the world (Prasad and Kumari 2008; Reza and Singh 2010; Manoj et al. 2012; Dede et al. 2013); they differ in the way of translating the values of the parameters (Lumb et al. 2011; Abbasi and Abbasi 2012).

To our knowledge, this is the first statistically proven method of translating T1-mapping values into clinically useful data (water content as a percentage or in milliliters) to be published.