Sentence examples for contributed to translating from inspiring English sources

In this collection, one will find research papers reporting the use of a variety of model systems to test or develop new drugs; review articles that summarise and critically discuss different approaches to disease treatment; as well as Editorials and interviews from scientists who have contributed to translating research discoveries into patient therapies.

Based on these challenges, a set of design goals is suggested and how findings from human factors research can contribute to translating these goals into practice are illustrated.

Starting to consider what P3G is proposing now will not revolutionize medicine immediately, yet it may contribute to translate genomics to public health.

During the next six years, he contributed to scholarly journals, translated Giambattista Vico's "New Science," with the assistance of Benedetto Croce, and finished a study of Dante.

In the build-up to the weekend some critics suggested that his presence in the last government during the financial crash may have contributed to his struggle to translate public concern over the pace and scale of the coalition government's deficit reduction programme into a longer poll lead.

All facilitators contributed to the translation, which was then back translated into English as a quality control measure.

Insufficient attention to the details of CED may have contributed to early failures of translating candidate therapeutic agents from the laboratory to PD patients.

This uncertainty has contributed to the gap in translating findings from HF research into practice.

It is likely that these SNPs have contributed to ambiguity in the translated amino acid sequence used and examined in the present study, and may explain the discrepancy between the amino acid sequence similarities and the current taxonomic relationships of these strongylid species.

EVIPNet Cameroon has contributed to Cochrane Collaboration's efforts to translate its products into French.

At the same time, part of the chlorophyll-rich waters in the core region might have remained behind the translating eddy and, thus contributed to the formation of an eddy wake characterized by relatively high chlorophyll concentrations.