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Mattingly's personality would seem to be an ideal fit in the Yankees' clubhouse and may translate better than Girardi's with reporters.

The use of proton therapy in a clinical setting may translate to better local control, better survival, and less toxicity in cancer patients.

"Hisanori is a bit of a late bloomer and like some other left-handed pitchers from Japan, like Hideki Okajima, his pitching style may translate even better in major league baseball.

Chaos in the financial system may translate into better than expected bonuses for Wall Street.

Simulation-based procedural training improves provider confidence, knowledge, and performance, and may translate to better patient outcomes.

Any reduction in the total time from patient arrival in the endoscopy room to departure from the recovery area may translate into better endoscopy unit efficiency.

At the most basic level, those stereotypes feel true:  younger people have fresh thinking, boundless energy, no bad habits to unlearn; older entrepreneurs have management and technology experience to guide them and maturity that may translate to better decision making.

These positive qualities may translate into better attitudes towards health research.

Whether these favorable effects on morbidity may translate into better survival and quality of life needs to be addressed in additional adequately powered randomized controlled trials.

In turn, this may translate into better patient flow and more adequate estimation of triage priority and site-of-care decisions.

Studies in Tanzania and elsewhere have found that parental communication improves outcomes of SRH and HIV prevention [ 61– 63], which may translate into better HRQoL.