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Translating knowledge of proven, injury prevention programs is a necessary next step.

Yet what is apparent in our analysis is that girls are having difficulty translating knowledge of how to prevent infection into risk minimization practice.

They also demonstrated how previous experience of conditions frames future practice and the difficulties in translating knowledge of disease presentations from secondary care experience to primary care.

Translating knowledge of genes coding for the various molecules affecting cavernosal smooth muscle relaxation allows exploration of gene therapy for ED.

Translating knowledge of lactate shuttles to the cancer field offers new perspectives to therapeutically target the hypoxic tumor microenvironment and to tackle tumor angiogenesis.

More generally, this study also highlights the difficulties that can arise when translating knowledge of disease presentations from secondary care to primary care, as well as the need for continuing research into the presentation of rare conditions in primary care.

Based on our findings and in the absence of more specific CSC markers, we propose that it may be necessary to utilise a panel of CSC markers in order to effectively translate knowledge of CSCs into patient benefit.

Their diverse contributions and broad perspectives lead to the development of anti-toxin vaccines, such as those used for the prevention of diphtheria and tetanus and translated knowledge of basic mechanisms into therapeutic advances.

This lack of a single account is significant given the interest in the programme as a "natural experiment" in different modes and methods of translating knowledge to practice in that each CLAHRC proposed and has implemented a different approach to knowledge translation.

Modelling the complete innovation value chain highlights the structure and complexity of the process of translating knowledge into business value and emphasises the role of skills, capital investment and firms' other resources in the value creation process.

The resource we describe was motivated by the establishment of a large Canadian research network "NeuroDevNet", with the goal of translating knowledge into improved diagnosis, prevention and treatment of neurodevelopmental disorders [ 11, 12].