Sentence examples for steps for translating from inspiring English sources

The second framework, Knowledge to Action (KTA) Cycle, describes a cycle of steps for translating knowledge into clinical action (knowledge creation, problem identification, local adaptation, assessment of barriers, implementation, monitoring, and sustained use) that is underpinned by planned action theory and stakeholder involvement [ 17].

Nevertheless, we would like to highlight the importance of assessing immune-circadian connectivity as a further step for translating basic science results into successful randomized controlled trials.

Provided regulatory authorities will not pose limits to iPS cell research, the growing engagement of all pharmaceutical companies appear today a crucial step for translating iPS cells from bench to bedside in the coming years.

The next step was to define mechanisms for translating the ontology to represent and visualize the knowledge in a knowledge base platform, such as a wiki.

While electronic structure calculations have been used to quantify some of the key reaction steps in the direct propylene epoxidation reaction, atomistic models for translating this information into more experimentally-relevant data are needed.

Developing valid and reproducible methods for translating the evidence base in mental illness prevention into actionable policy recommendations is a crucial step in taking the prevention agenda forward.

Thanks to Su-Min Hwang for translating.

BIOEF, for translating the protocol.

Following our recent finding that playing Tetris post-trauma compared to no-task may reduce the development of flashbacks [1], the current experiments provide important steps in translating this intervention for clinical real-world application.

The recent history of cancer genomics suggests an important parallel for the next steps in translating human microbiome studies to the clinic.

7, 26 Yet, history teaches that law reform is the obvious next step when translating research into action for health protection, just it was for tobacco.