Sentence examples for been translated into practice from inspiring English sources

But, the report said, at many hospitals, this high-level commitment has not been translated into practice.

However, only a fraction of scheduling research has been translated into practice, due to several reasons.

It may be less grandiose, too, than the exceptionalism that asks us to love our country for ideals that have never properly been translated into practice.

The second is whether changes in available data have been translated into practice and have affected glycaemic control in ANZ.

This body of research, mostly conducted in the US, has been translated into practice and public policies in the country.

Academics, who increasingly need to demonstrate that their research has been translated into practice and has 'impact', stand to benefit from this symbiotic relationship.

It would seem, therefore, that in the San Salvario NH interculturalism has been translated into practices inspired especially by a cultural approach.

This highlights the continuing gap between evidence and practice and the need for professionals and researchers to work better together to ensure specific interventions that are effective, are translated into practice and subsequently audited to provide evidence of knowledge translation.

So, how could the programme be translated into practice here?

Understanding the process by which research is translated into practice is limited.

"What matters is how the plans will be translated into practice".