To test this hypothesis, we analyzed the effects of environmental enrichment on long-term memory for object recognition and on BDNF levels of hippocampus, frontal cortex, and serum of rats exposed to an experimental protocol that could be more easily translated to human intervention studies.
Qualitative assessments of patients' emotional needs [ 14], along with these recent research developments, have been translated to inform treatment interventions such as cognitive and emotional remedial therapies; for example, CRT [ 24, 25] and CREST [ 5].
Data that can be used to determine an ideal level of vitamin D intake and clarify the complex role of vitamin D and calcium intake in pancreatic cancer risk may be translated to prevention and intervention strategies for this highly fatal cancer.
Other SRs of stroke research found bias and methodological weaknesses, and that almost no new drug interventions translated to the clinic following decades of animal and clinical trials [ 60].
Community collaborative approaches for research and funding offer an unprecedented opportunity for making new discoveries and translating to therapeutic interventions.
Most of the associations that give signals of nominal significance for diverse outcomes are subject to the caveats that generally accompany evidence from observational studies: many of them may be false positives, and very few, if any, may translate to effective interventions when tested in randomised trials.
Ultimately understanding how we may alter anti-influenza responses in the lung of smoke-exposed mice will hopefully translate to promising pharmacological intervention strategies that may be used in the treatment of viral-induced exacerbations of COPD.
Alcohol use disorder and hazardous drinking among TB male patients is a matter of concern that needs to translate to an effective intervention program.
Studies are needed to determine whether knowledge gained from such an intervention translates to improved care of CKD patients.
There have been few efforts to articulate a theory of change by which an intervention translates to a change in masculinities, and limited description of the practical steps involved in such an undertaking.
