Sentence examples for effectively translating from inspiring English sources

Understanding both patients' and providers' perspectives is crucial for effectively translating genomic discoveries into practice and developing effective decision support tools.

Notwithstanding the knowledge gap in effectively translating evidence into policy, the literature on the effectiveness of various strategies for achieving evidence integration and translation is growing.

The bank says in the leaked documents that cutting the rate to 3% by 2030 would require a drop of roughly one percentage point each year: "It will require sustaining high rates of economic growth across the developing world, as well as more effectively translating growth into poverty reduction in each developing country".

These examples demonstrate that effectively translating an instrument must take into account not only language, but also culture.

The core of that debate took off in 1998, I wrote about it in 2001, Tim Wu coined the term in 2002, and then activist groups started effectively translating it soon thereafter.

The failure of effectively translating IFN-β transcripts has also been reported recently in mouse fibroblasts infected by MHV stain A59.

By involving the community, the lessons learned can be effectively translated into effective public health prevention measures without the long delay characteristic of traditional investigator-driven research.

Therefore, if barriers associated with applicability of treatment could be addressed or knowledge regarding interventions effective in LTC could be effectively translated into practice, the prevention of fractures in LTC could be optimized.

This would constitute an antitumor effect of selenite that could be effectively translated to the clinical environment.

Clinical trial findings are the cornerstone of medical evidence to judge the effectiveness of interventions, but not all recommendations effectively translate into clinical practice.

These plays effectively translate colloquial (not to mention topical) speech into English.