Sentence examples for aim of translating from inspiring English sources

The RAE is counterproductive to the government's aim of translating research into useful products and services, and encourages run-of-the-mill research, he adds.

The aim of translating the sutra, according to Hsuan Hua's introduction, is to help the Westerners to 'realize Bodhi and accomplish the Buddha way' (Hsuan 1977, xvi).

The paper also reviews communal intelligence and Native American sustainable design with the aim of translating such knowledge to contemporary aspects of sustainability and green design.

With the eventual aim of translating the learning model to curricular practices in the school, we adopted DBR and in turn derived the distributed scaffolding design framework to help us in systematically codifying and improving/transforming various types of proposed or emergent scaffoldings, and consequently redefining/redistributing the roles of the teachers, the students, and the technology.

The rapid propagation of the virus has motivated the enterprise to sell some of its facilities, firing more than a thousand employees, with the aim of translating its installations further south to the Aisén Region.

We therefore wished to replicate these promising findings, with the ultimate aim of translating stem cell therapy to the treatment of DMD.

A useful next step will be to analyze in more detail the mechanisms by which these interventions alleviate the disease-like features of sesB flies, with the aim of eventually translating these findings to human therapies.

This study was conducted with the aim of understanding the process of translating research into policy in order to guide the strategic direction of Makerere University College of Health Sciences (MakCHS) and similar institutions in their quest to influence health outcomes nationally and globally.

Overall, this study was conducted with the aim of understanding the process of translating research into policy in order to improve health outcomes related to national health priorities in Uganda.

Taken together, the presented study provides an important starting point for even more dedicated efforts within the muscular dystrophy community that will aim at elucidating disease pathogenesis further in multi-disciplinary collaborations including several centers with an ultimate aim of developing translated assays and assessing their performance at multiple clinical sites.

This application aims to test the feasibility of translating genetic knowledge into practice by examining the acceptability of offering genetic testing, followed by therapeutic intervention, to people with Paget's disease of bone.