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The rapid pace of science and technology makes it impossible for an individual to possess the entire skill set to complete large-scale projects: holes in skill sets translate into missed opportunities.

We combined the assembled contigs and debris (or unmapped reads for the Illumina data sets), translated them into their longest open reading frames and clustered them using a single parameter set to assess clustered assemblies.

Though there is a firm line between intimacy in art and life, O'Brien believes the lessons she teaches on set translate to the world beyond it.

Wolfe et al. proposed that providing condoms to prisoners may yield additional public health advantages beyond the prison walls if exposure to and experience with condoms in this setting translate into increased use after release.

To determine whether the benefits of DAFNE training observed in the trial setting translate into routine clinical practice, we have conducted a retrospective audit of biomedical and psychological outcomes at baseline (enrollment in the program) and at 1 year posttraining, including all participants who attended DAFNE courses in one 12-month period.

While the IDR process may facilitate quality improvement (QI) targets (e.g. core measure compliance [ 3], decreased length of stay [ 16], or timely discharge [ 17]) in a given setting, translating these successes to other settings requires understanding the local environment and potential unanticipated effects, such as time burden, staff perceptions, and educational outcomes.

The aim of retrieving structured information from an initial unstructured data set translated into more meaningful homogeneous regions can be achieved by identifying meaningful structures within the initial collection of objects, and by understanding their topological relationships and spatial arrangement.

This setting translated into detection distances of up to 4 m during laboratory trials.

This power setting translated into a more or less continuous detection range of 1.6 m in laboratory trials, although occasional longer distance contacts of up to 3.2 m were recorded.

The Tool was adapted to the local setting, translated into Kiswahili and pretested.

Neoadjuvant treatment allows assessment of drug effects with the primary tumour in situ, but the key question is whether the observed treatment effect in this setting translated into improved outcomes in the longer term.