This method translates into disproportional representation in Parliament.
Compared to traditional isolation/bottom-up approaches, the high sensitivity of our top-down method translates into significantly lower sample requirements for characterization (10 μg per analysis for top-down compared to 2 mg for bottom-up, assuming a variant of ∼1 % abundance).
We will consider the ways in which traditional academic research methods translate into these needs, and how they fundamentally differ.
"We're hoping some of these methods translate into traditional civic engagement mechanisms," said Sondra Youdelman, executive director of Community Voices Heard, a group that helps mobilize low-income New Yorkers and that worked on outreach for the budgeting vote.
For global companies more payment methods translate into more sales.
This good protein coverage, and the high accuracy of the MultiNotch MS3 method, translates into high reproducibility between replicates.
When a method is translated into a practical application, sufficient understanding of the theory behind the method and its theoretical parameters that determine the effectiveness is needed [ 98].
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.
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].
In our system the stress-induced bending of the cantilever is measured by optical beam deflection methods and translated into a quantitative surface stress signal by using Stoney's formula [18] and appropriate calibrations [19,20].
