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During the 1.5-day conference, the international and national participants will share the latest knowledge and experience related to multi-dimensional approaches to child poverty and discuss how this will be translated into concrete policy options that contribute to improve the well-being of children in Viet Nam.
Let us hope that this will be translated into action.
This will be translated into increased lift-off forces, higher vehicle speeds, longer ranges and reduced fuel consumption.
In an assembly-language instruction, instead of writing out a string of binary digits that might tell the machine to add two numbers one can simply write "ADD" in the program, and this will be translated into machine language.
While it remains unclear how any of this will be translated to the actual admissions committee, I can't help but imagine what the experience for each student was -- the white guy walks away feeling smart, the white girl walks away feeling like college includes people just like who share her interests, and the black girl walks away trying to remember all the advice she got.
Ideally, this will be translated into rapid, cost-effective diagnostics, contributing to the disease surveillance necessary for vaccination programmes.
Because of this, I really hope this book will be translated into Italian and become accessible to non-English speaking Italians.
But will this political will be translated into political action?
This plan will be translated into binding requirements on Chinese industries, and efforts to develop those standards are already underway, undercutting the argument that according to its 2030 pledge, China does not plan to "do anything for 16 years".
Nevertheless, whether arterial stiffening can be reduced by treatment and, most important, whether this improvement will be translated into a better prognosis still remains to be demonstrated.
As our understanding grows, it is likely that this knowledge will be translated into a second generation of biological therapies that are tailor-made for the patient.
