Sentence examples for translated to apply from inspiring English sources

The result is that the reported mechanisms and associated parameter values are dependent on biochemical state and not easily translated to apply to different biochemical states or to simulations in which the biochemical state changes.

However, these studies are based on individuals living further south and these results cannot be translated to apply to the situation at more northerly latitudes around 60°, where no vitamin D is produced in the skin from October to March, irrespective of hours of sunshine [ 14].

The primary aim was to investigate whether the imagery CBM-I could be successfully translated to and applied in a new, non-European and non-English-speaking, population and culture (Iran).

Thus a key question at this early stage of clinical research is whether a CBM paradigm developed in one setting can be successfully translated to and applied in a different country and culture.

We hypothesised that: The imagery CBM-I would be successfully translated to and applied in the new population, such that participants in the imagery condition would show improvements in symptoms of depression and anxiety, and reduction in negative interpretive bias over the 1-week training and at 2-week follow-up.

The imagery CBM-I would be successfully translated to and applied in the new population, such that participants in the imagery condition would show improvements in symptoms of depression and anxiety, and reduction in negative interpretive bias over the 1-week training and at 2-week follow-up.

There is only 1 specific instrument of measuring HRQoL in patients with anogenital warts [ 13], which has neither been properly adjusted, nor has it been widely translated to be clinically applied.

The PD map has been translated to an AF map applying the "enzyme activities" template (see Figure 13 middle), applying the "metabolite activities" template (see Figure 13 bottom), applying the "combined activities template (see Figure 16 middle), and applying the "simple enzyme activities" template (see Figure 16 bottom).

It includes a method for simulating deposition patterns for several different size fractions and can be translated to other regions and applied to different windblown dust sources.

These changes were translated to edits operations, and applied to our draft model.

The PD map has been translated to an AF map applying the "combined activities" template (see Figure 21 bottom), and setting the translation rules manually (see Figure 22 bottom).