Sentence examples for would translate over from inspiring English sources

He said that more "fair and accurate" articles would translate, over time, into a more positive image of the country.

He continued, claiming that the finely tuned skill needed to wield a bow competently enough to take down a deer would translate over to the executive qualities needed to serve as vice president.

The analysis predicts that the benefit of anastrozole vs tamoxifen as adjuvant therapy in postmenopausal women with HR+ early breast cancer would translate over an actuarial 25-year time frame into fewer breast cancer deaths and a consequent improvement in survival (231 years gained) and quality of life (244 QALYs gained) among a cohort of 1000 patients.

My task was to translate, over and over again.

This would translate to over 100,000 cases of SE within the United States annually [ 19].

This would translate into over 10,500 cases of chlamydia among Victorian women aged 15 24 years in 2004 (and 10,900 cases in men of the same age), which is considerably higher than the 7694 cases notified among both men and women of any age in Victoria that year [ 2], highlighting that notification data considerably underestimate of the true number of individuals infected.

Even with inflation, that would translate to just over $4,000 for each year it takes to earn a degree.

If one were opened in each of the 152 local education authorities in England and Wales, this would translate to £1.3bn over the same period.

On July 16, the Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) climbed by 0.5percentt in June, which would translate to just over 6percentt annually.

If Apple sells 30,000 units of the Watch Edition during the first year, this would translate to gross profits of over $220 million.

Taking the case of Yersinia enterocolitica as an example, OSC overrepresentation of around 0.64 per 1000 codons in its 4.6 MB genome would translate to an excess of over 800 OSCs.