Sentence examples for methods that translate from inspiring English sources

In one such study, Melissa Kenney, a graduate student in the Duke University School of the Environment, is developing decision methods that translate standard water quality measurements into practical information that policymakers in North Carolina and other states can use to make decisions about natural resources.

Interestingly, this "bottom-up" approach to the molecular characterisation of complex systems and materials necessarily relies upon spectroscopic methods that translate high-precision frequency measurements into important molecular-level information.

Specifically, implementing integrated EEG recordings and behavioural assessments using methods that translate between rodent and humans would be helpful to understand the value of our preclinical data in predicting EEG changes in human and also the relationship of cortical oscillations to cognitive function.

When using psychophysiological methods as translational tools to understand PTSD and develop objective measures that track treatment outcome, it may prove more effective to use methods that translate brain activity of the areas known to be involved in the neurobiology of PTSD symptoms.

We propose a method that translates human needs, behaviors and perception into the CES approach.

In this study, we resort to eco-costs, a method that translates the environmental impact of a product or activity into monetary units, which can then be incorporated explicitly into the economic performance assessment.

To obviate these disadvantages, we have developed a method that translates active Rhodobacter capsulatus 2 XDH by directly expressing the iron-sulfur domain, the flavin adenine dinucleotide domain and the sulfurated molybdenum domain as three separate proteins in Escherichia coli.

In this study, a method that translates T1 values into water content data was tested statistically.

Deviation of attenuation coefficients can be caused by the errors in CT voxel values (in HU) or from the method that translates HU numbers into linear attenuation coefficients.

In this study, we present a new geometric pocket prediction method that translates the form and accessibility of identified binding-sites into correlation vectors for rapid pocket comparisons.

The intent in investigating this innovative method that translates the WHO facility-based protocol to the community level is to advance research on alternative models of care and contribute to building an evidence base that would demonstrate whether such a method is safe and feasible in humanitarian settings.