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Applying lean design principles in the material design/selection phase can help in better translating the customer's requirements, cost saving goals, faster time-to-market, increasing quality, and innovating industries.

This would help in better clinical management of CKD patients and thus better quality of life.

By leveraging the resources they currently have, colleges can do so much more to improve this statistic, including helping students better translate their skillsets into potential job opportunities.

Sawdust increases the porosity and helps in better mushroom production.

Thanks to LuHan for help in translating this exchange.

We also thank Charles O'Brien's help in translating the manuscript.

It doesn't fit well on a protest placard, but this information may one day help build better actuarial tables, translating complicated data into real-world impacts.

Having good health helps in looking better.

The technique might also help biophysicists better study how DNA is translated into the RNA that makes proteins.

Developing more sophisticated devices could also help researchers better understand how our sensory experiences translate into our overall wellbeing.

We help them translate those trends into better products, better campaigns, better marketing outreach, so that they are helping to empower women instead of repeating damaging stereotypes.