Sentence examples for applied translational from inspiring English sources

The standard view is dichotomous: Is your research basic, fundamental, and pure or applied, translational, and practical?

And Eric Boerwinkle, a human geneticist at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston is confident Green will set the good course for the $500 million institute: "He will be able to strike the right balance between basic science and applied translational research".

Finally, applied translational research has frequently been seen as inferior to 'pure' basic research.

As the awareness and excitement of applying translational medicine increase worldwide, journals and articles focused on TM or related to TM are proportionally swelling accordingly.

This article discusses some aspects of the process and promise for applying translational approaches in research on AUD and its treatment.

Applying translational profiling strategies to target axons and dendrites in vivo will be a technical challenge, but overcoming this hurdle may shed new light into the links between localized translation and human diseases.

Applying translational bioinformatics to next-generation cancer genome sequencing has been very successful in extracting valuable prognostic gene signatures, clinically actionable mutations, novel network biomarkers, and therapeutic targets across many types of malignancy, with examples appearing in areas such as pharmacogenomics, drug developments, and rare Mendelian disorders.

But I still have concerns about the total amount of funding available for UK social science of all kinds, whether basic, applied or translational.

But let's not be too resistant to allowing some public money to be spent intelligently in the applied and translational arenas as well.

One respondent to our call for support claimed to speak for many scientists in warning of the dangers of the scientific community forging a "Faustian pact" with government, by promising applied or translational research in return for funding.

He also feels that the country's science is heavily focused toward applied and translational science rather than basic science.