Sentence examples for wholly translated from inspiring English sources
Many of the wholly translated exons (Table 2) have factor values close to thirty; the mean average being 36.
Nevertheless, FDI inflow to Mexico more than 55% came from North America25 did not wholly translate into effective knowledge sharing, access, or accumulation, and this may have been attributable to the new patent regime as well as to weak S&T policy.
In order not to wholly translate any one SELEX data to the other, we performed assays to preliminarily determine the molecules on the cell surface to which the selected aptamers would bind.
The medicine which it taught, therefore, translated itself into a medical practice totally alien to the anatomic-physiological basis of symptoms and was wholly linked to clinical phenomena and the classification of symptoms and medicines.
The first he translated as "image" or "icon," and used it to refer to God as a wholly God -- tout autre, wholly other.
Eventually, Kandinsky translated his mysticism into abstraction, painting in 1910 perhaps the first wholly abstract work ever.
Offenbach, who called them "Meil" and "Hal", said of this trinity: "Je suis sans doute le Père, mais chacun des deux est mon Fils et plein d'Esprit," a play on words loosely translated as "I am certainly the Father, but together they are the Son and the Wholly Spirited".
