Sentence examples for when transposing from inspiring English sources

When transposing EU directives into national laws, local lobbies will often push for some ambiguous wording to be used.

When transposing the pBeloBAC11 sequences into the terminal genomic junction, only 9 of 168 tested colonies were positive for the vector excision from the US AvrII site by PCR screening.

Care should be taken when transposing the present results to other settings.

When transposing information to a smaller screen, as we did with our tablet interface, information concessions are necessary.

When transposing the test sample data onto the DFA CV1 values (Supplementary Figure S1b) their RAS mutant status could be predicted.

The major limitation of these 2D solutions is the loss of crucial spatial and volumetric information (e.g. thickness, bending, rolling, orientation) when transposing available data from 3D to 2D.

AND ultimately, a point of view that succeeded in her book about the lives of monks only struggles to succeed when transposed to the lives of poets.

The story proved equally viable when transposed to Aids-era New York in the hit Broadway musical Rent – though many prefer Team America's parody, Lease, with its catchy tune Everyone Has Aids.

It gave them the flavour of documentaries, especially when transposed to the screen by directors such as John Schlesinger, Lindsay Andersson and Karl Reisz, who took so much of their inspiration from the pre-war British documentary movement.

While most of the works certainly reflect British prejudices and beliefs about Arabs and Islam, they also illustrate, as the exhibition curator, Nicholas Tromans, writes in the catalog, the ways in which European artistic conventions were "challenged and transformed" when transposed to the Orient.

Without a doubt, tech billionaires and others who've seen success in Silicon Valley will likely still believe the lessons that have led to their success could lead to success when transposed to a state or national government.