Sentence examples for aid in translating from inspiring English sources

Future studies that are directed towards understanding these would be highly relevant in designing therapeutic strategies aimed at selective activation of specific sirtuins, and would also aid in translating the results for human clinical application.

Additional insight into the multifunctional nature of TG2 as well as translational studies concerning the correlation between TG2 expression, function or location and cancer behavior will aid in translating these findings into new therapeutic approaches for cancer patients.

Rogan says the IFED study will aid in translating the effects seen in laboratory experiments into predictions for human health, not just for soy formula but also for other chemicals such as phthalates and bisphenol A. Still more studies will be necessary, says Susan Schantz, chair of the Pharmacology/Toxicology Division at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign.

Knowledge of factors influencing a lack of adherence to beneficial therapy in ARDS may aid clinicians in translating research to routine care for prevention of the syndrome as well [ 65, 70].

Developing data standards and visualisation software to cover all possibilities is not a trivial task; software tools to aid workers in translating existing datasets into a new standardised format would also likely be required.

The company is now actively seeking additional charities and NGOs to partner with in order to provide necessary translation services to refugees, from helping them translate official documents to receive proper status, to aiding them in translating CVs to the local language to help with their job search.

Feith did not argue that a force of Iraqi exiles would be a panacea, but he said that they could have aided in translating, in guiding, and in vetting local officials.

This aids in translating phrases that are the same or similar within a text.

Public health staff carrying out epidemiology and surveillance functions were tasked with managing a number of data sources to inform situation awareness and often aided key-decision makers in translating the data into actionable recommendations.

New York City, for example, will get $643 million in Campaign for Fiscal Equity funds next year from the state, but the overall cut in state aid is $812 million, translating into a net decrease, according to the city's Department of Education.

While we created the decision aid and translated (and back-translated) it into Spanish and Chinese, we found it difficult to fully involve Cantonese-speaking patients and research staff in the process.