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Historically, observations on immunization against the pre-erythrocytic stages in rodent malaria models have translated to P. falciparum in humans.

Discussions of how the models had translated this first-line response strategy, now usually known as "surveillance and containment," highlighted several discrepancies and ambiguities.

This American frontier model has translated well to countries like Brazil and China, where large populations are dispersed across a vast countryside.

The protective effects of cannabidiol (CBD) have been widely shown in preclinical models and have translated into medicines for the treatment of multiple sclerosis and epilepsy.

Based on extensive preclinical modeling, we have translated our intratumoral DC-AdCCL21 approach to treat advanced stage lung cancer in a phase I clinical trial.

Based on preclinical laboratory modelling, we have translated the new biology of oestrogen action into a Department of Defense Center of Excellence grant with laboratory and clinical collaborators illustrated in Figure 1.

Benson et al. have translated this model into a two-compartmental cross-membrane model based on refs. 25, 34.

We have translated this model into a freely available prediction tool (http:// www.psymaptic.org) to facilitate evidence-based healthcare commissioning of socioculturally relevant services according to local need.

Remarkably, the cats have translated their acting career into a successful modeling - re. meme - career.

Although murine models have been employed extensively, there has been a relative paucity of therapeutic candidates that have translated into approved use for humans.

Low yields have translated into high prices.