Sentence examples for systematically translated into from inspiring English sources
All measures were systematically translated into the different countries' languages, with established procedures of forward and backward translation and a pilot testing.
Instead, such words could be systematically translated into a language only containing words representing certain qualities and relations between sensible particulars.
Galen and Dioscorides (who had used the Graeco-Roman weight system) were among the most important authorities, but also Arabic physicians, whose works were systematically translated into Latin.
These key recommendations can be systematically translated into QIs.
These recommendations can be systematically translated into a set of quality indicators.
These recommendations can be systematically translated into QI to measure the quality of infectious disease outbreak response and to assess in which domains improvement is needed.
Previously, we had systematically translated and linguistically adapted the full instrument into Luganda, Dhuluo, and Eastern African English.
The sheer number of studies included in the review illustrates that research interest in user-involved care planning remains high, suggesting a failure to systematically translate evidence into practice.
The scope and severity of increasing or persistent disaster risks and losses (IPCC 2012; World Bank 2013, 2015) indicate fundamental gaps in our knowledge of how disaster risk is created, distributed, prevented, and/or reduced, as well as the lack of effectively and systematically translating existing knowledge into practice.
However, to the best of our knowledge, no algorithm has been proposed that can systematically translate an entire ER diagram into a multidimensional model with hierarchical snowflake structures.
Our team and colleagues at the World Policy Analysis Center undertook this herculean task, and spent many months reading, analyzing, and systematically translating this wealth of information into a framework that permits clear comparisons of child labor laws around the world, as well as many other laws and policies.
