Sentence examples for be translated and applied from inspiring English sources

First, a possible explanation was the translation; scale should not be translated and applied in another setting of a different cultural context directly.

Although mainly based on the experience drawn from Chemical Engineering in the UK, the results are quite general and could be translated and applied to the majority of engineering curricula worldwide.

Using a methodological filter allows us to circumvent the need to generate an accurate and all encompassing definition of public health that can be translated and applied across indexing systems within different databases.

By contrast, if the purpose of the study is to investigate QOL among survivors of different types of cancer including cervical cancer, QLACS, CaSUN and IOC should be translated and applied to Chinese cervical cancer survivors.

Firstly, scale should not be translated and applied in another setting of a different cultural context directly [ 11, 19]; secondly, culture of organization leadership, policy belief and management pattern were diverse between the US and China; thirdly, 13 original items were omitted from the report, therefore the, reliability and validity could contribute to the change.

In so doing, care is improved, and evidence is translated and applied at the bedside.

The HTQ has been translated and applied into many languages [ 37].

In order to apply them at countries these must be translated and later validated.

The MINI is a structured diagnostic psychiatric interview instrument and has been translated and used in many languages, and applied in various cultures and settings [ 43].

The interviews were translated and transcribed into English with back-translation checks being applied by an independent English/Setswana speaker.

No language restrictions were applied (non-English language papers were translated), and publications of any type were included.