Sentence examples for potential of translating from inspiring English sources

Although they profess to have kept at arm's length from the survey, art institutions are secretly delighted with the results, because MUGS has the potential of translating into more shows and better box office.

An overview of the clinical potential of translating research findings to patients is also provided.

We present in this review an empirical and critical analysis on the potential of translating research findings from laboratory scale trials to full scale application.

However, pharmacological evidence – and thus the potential of translating these findings into therapeutic applications – has not yet been provided.

Our findings demonstrate the feasibility and potential of translating the lifestyle intervention in diverse AI/AN communities.

Having established that ABT-737 and CPT produce synergistic proapoptotic effects in HCT116 cells, the potential of translating these effects by generating dual-loaded PEG NP was investigated.

The conference "Probiotics, Prebiotics, and the Host Microbiome: The Science of Translation" provided a forum in which recent developments and the potential benefits of translating research advances in the human microbiome, probiotics, and prebiotics into robust nutritional and therapeutic applications to promote health were examined.

In anticipation of the potential difficulties of translating research findings on ANC into clinical practice, Thailand developed an implementation plan for the new WHO ANC model before the 1996 1998 trial started.

They acknowledge the potential pitfalls of translating survey results into 'real life'; however, my own experience of the diversities within UK practice suggest this would be representative of at least one other industrialized country, albeit with some variation in the detail (for example, use of gelatin as a plasma expander is much commoner in Europe).

E-LITE is a randomized clinical trial aimed at rigorously evaluating the feasibility and potential effectiveness of translating two lifestyle interventions into ongoing care of overweight or obese adults with pre-diabetes and/or metabolic syndrome in a primary care practice.

Finally, we addressed the potential and challenges of translating microarray-based gene expression profiles into the functional aspects of carcinogenesis.