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Yoel Gonzalez (ymgonzalez2000) Translations

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Original Text

剖検例によると、脳・冠動脈に先行して大動脈の硬化性病変が進展するため、大動脈の動脈硬化度を反映するこの検査値は、脳・冠動脈の硬化性病変より早期に変化している可能性が考えられる。またdisease Aにおける原因が頭蓋内血管の動脈硬化性変化であるならば、すでに大血管の動脈硬化がある程度進んでいるはずである。・・・・・高齢になれば、高血圧、高脂血症の発症頻度も高くなり、それに伴ってこの検査値が高くなるが、それが直接本疾患の原因となっているかどうかについては慎重な議論を要する。

Translation

According to the autopsy, the inspection of the influence of the degree of arteriosclerosis of the aorta with the aim of advancing in the cure of the lesions in the aorta going to the coronary artery and the brain could be make us believe that there is the possibility of early variations in relation to curable lesions in the coronary artery and the brain. In addition, if there are variations in the hardening of the arteries that conduct blood to the cranium as origin of disease A, then it is expected an advance in the degree of the arteriosclerosis of the big blood vessels already. If it advances according to the age, then the frequency of excessive fat in the blood increases, in consequence, the value of inspections increases but it is advisable to keep discretion in considering whether it is the direct origin of diseases.

ymgonzalez2000 English → Spanish ★★★★☆ 4.0
Original Text

"I presume that the addition of a sample from Nigerian poet Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was to help clarify the controversy [of whether she is a feminist], but apparently some didn’t quite get the relevance of Adichie’s musings, even though the power behind this speech has admittedly gotten lost in translation—that perhaps sampling a noted poet and black feminist might, like, mean something…. One of the interesting online responses to Beyoncé is that the album was created for black folks… as in black folks only. African-American blogger Adrienne Marie writes that her “love for Beyoncé feels sacrilegious, miraculous, infinite, inappropriate and healing.

Translation

Asumo que la adición de una muestra de la poeta nigeriana Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie fue para ayudar a clarificar la controversia [sobre si ella es o no una feminista], pero aparentemente algunos no entendieron bien la relevancia de las reflexiones de Adichie, a pesar de que se debe admitir que la fuerza detrás de este discurso se ha perdido en la traducción - que quizá el muestreo de una poeta destacada y feminista negra podría, al igual, significar algo...Una de las respuestas en línea más interesantes a Beyoncé es que el álbum fue creado para gente de color,,,como gente de color solamente. La blogera africana-americana Adrienne Marie escribe que su "amor por Beyoncé se siente como sacrílego, milagroso, inapropiado y curador.