Sentence examples for broad translation from inspiring English sources

However, evaluation of patient outcomes would be necessary before firm recommendations for broad translation of our program can be made.

Finally, the nature of our Forum approach, characterized by international, multi-sectoral and interdisciplinary stakeholder engagement ensured broad translation of research on HIV, disability and rehabilitation.

In Khomyakov's system the key term was sobornost, a word with a number of broad translations, among them "togetherness" and "symphony".

There remain barriers, however, to the broader translation of the methods outlined in this study.

This process will identify particular statements where there is either consistency or variation in practice, and those that have variation can be targeted for either broader translation initiatives involving evidence-based implementation strategies 46 or local quality improvement projects.

In addition, the role of the host microbiome (through metagenomic capabilities) and identification of drug response biomarkers in order to facilitate the application of existing drugs for new purposes are targets for a broader translation into society.

This jeopardizes social and political pillars of stability, and highlights the need for a broader translation-oriented focus across the globe [ 22].

However issues such as vector immunogenicity, toxicity and restricted transduction to receptor-expressing cells have prevented broad clinical translation of these constructs.

From 1942 until the end of the second world war, the SNP's leader was the poet, translator and classicist Douglas Young, an exponent of synthetic Scots, whose most acclaimed works – his broad Scots translations of Aristophanes – came after the war.

Our data supports over-expressing wtAkt to enhance the therapeutic effects of adoptively transferred tumor specific T cells, which serves as a foundation for broader clinical translation.

In a broader perspective, translation pauses are a general strategy that is employed when a process that requires only a portion of the polypeptide is hindered by additional polypeptide segments.