Sentence examples for be translated to improved from inspiring English sources

The willingness of many patients to pay for private care might be seen as a potential facilitator to improved foot care, particularly if this could be translated to improved care within the public system.

In conclusion, the emergence of OB was seen exclusively in patients with favorable responses, but its emergence per se could not be translated to improved survival.

We hope that such integrated approaches should assist PID physicians and researchers to gain insights into the pathophysiology of these diseases at a faster pace, which could be translated to improve the diagnosis and/or treatment of PIDs.

Similar studies could be translated to the clinic and improve the staging and management of patients with melanoma.

Finally, dogs are an excellent model for human OSA and identification of markers and pathways leading to disease progression and resistance to therapy in dogs may be translated to the pediatric clinical setting to improve prognosis and treatment of human OSA.

If successful, this screening approach could be translated to the clinical practice for improving the efficacy of current endoscopy procedures by better differentiation between normal and early stage cancerous lesions of the colon, especially in flat dysplasia.

Rwanda's impressive economic growth has not, however, yet been fully translated to improved socioeconomic status for all segments of the population.

It is hoped that the findings of mouse studies can ultimately be clinically translated to improve the diagnosis, management and treatment of patients with UCC.

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That was translated to "Israel".