Sentence examples for support in translating from inspiring English sources

The NIH Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) grant that Columbia received two years ago is also providing key support in translating Dr. Barasch's bench findings into bedside applications.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/14/416/prepub We thank Mr Simon Blackmore for his support in translating this manuscript.

A special thanks to Christine Tilley for her continued support in translating and proofreading this contribution.

We introduce here 11 key terms that relate to tools and strategies to support biologists in translating scientific teaching into practice.

Additionally, the majority of participants (73% of individual interviews) articulated an urgent need for sexual health information and services that were adaptive to the current needs of adolescent girls and could support girls in translating their knowledge and awareness of HIV/AIDS into prevention behaviour.

The last column shows that at least three-quarters of the respondents did not agree that it was their task (task perception) or felt confident to ensure preconditions for feedback (self-efficacy), such as arranging for observation and feedback or supporting trainees in translating feedback into learning goals.

Mentors make daily mentoring visits to HCs, providing side-by-side mentoring, coaching and support to HCWs in translating data into quality improvement initiatives.

Progress is dependent upon having a sufficient complement of scientists with the professional expertise to undertake relevant, timely and reliable research; and the ability to support policy makers in translating research into policy and practice [ 8, 16, 17].

Alternately, even if policymakers knew of the support for change, they may have perceived difficulties in translating public support into policy decisions that could be defended.

I have periodical meetings with the doctor, but I need a more direct way of communication…such as a 24-hour number I can call, in case I need it" (female, 45 years old, oral therapy) Furthermore, patients agree on the need for getting support aimed at helping them in translating their abstract knowledge into actual behavioral practices.

In further support, in vitro translated p53 was able to bind its mitochondrial partner BclXL only after isomerization by catalytically active Pin1 (Supplementary Figure 2C).