The method was translated into a large-scale process using a catalyst and high-pressure methods by Carl Bosch, an industrial chemist who won a Nobel Prize in 1931 jointly with Friedrich Bergius for high-pressure studies.
In this sense, the application of new proteomics and genomics methods is translating into an earlier and more exact microbiological diagnosis, which in turn will help to optimise antibiotic prescription in sepsis [ 12].
Subsequently, these methods were translated into practical strategies.
Initially just the materials and methods were translated to assess those papers that met the inclusion criteria.
During the European inspection and communication campaign „LIGHTEN THE LOAD", these methods were translated into all European languages and can be accessed via Internet [ 10].
These theoretical methods were translated into practical applications that were suitable for the maintenance programme, taking into account the needs of SLIMMER participants.
These theoretical methods were translated into practical strategies that can be delivered in the intervention, by taking their parameters for use (i.e., important criteria that need to be met for a strategy to be effective [ 8]) into account.
Theoretical methods were translated into practical strategies during two brainstorm sessions with the research team, and fine-tuned during the meeting with the key-contacts of the companies and sectors organizations.
The MIC values of the bacteria for the various antimicrobials obtained by the new and the standard methods were translated into clinical categories (susceptible, intermediate or resistant) according to the interpretive criteria of the Vitek 2 expert system.
A theoretically sound and evidence-based intervention should provide a description of what works, under what circumstances and for whom [ 41], with a thorough insight in the relevant determinants of behavioral change, the theoretical methods to change these determinants and how the theoretical methods are translated into practical intervention strategies [ 42, 43].
