Sentence examples for be translated to practical from inspiring English sources

The PHFI-GoMP partnership has brought strong academia and state health systems to interface with each other, where classroom teaching can be translated to practical applications in the field.

As an active member of the Sikh community, Immy continues to ask difficult questions about how is historical tradition being translated to practical action in today's modern society.

In practical terms, this can be translated to "do as little harm as humanly possible and, when it is necessary to harm, act with humility, awareness and gratitude to what is being sacrificed on your behalf".

But over the years, as he has come into contact with a generation of young designers, he found that few had the practical skills that could be translated to the job site.

In the third step, theoretical methods for changing each determinant were selected and translated to practical applications.

This assistance, however, needs to take into account that local conditions need to be translated into practical implementation advice and that a 'one-ASP-for-all' advice does not meet the needs of local experts.

There is further work to be done in order for such a view to be translated into practical guidelines.

However, there are gaps in how this knowledge can be translated for practical day-to-day use in complex multicultural settings like that in India.

These general measures should be translated into practical advice to enhance implementation.

More rigorous intervention research is clearly needed if the existing descriptive studies are to be translated into practical HRH strategies.

The focus of the analyses will be on producing evidence that can be translated into practical recommendations to increase the efficiency of HIV preventions services for policy makers.