To improve interpretation of results and translate such information to better patient care, it is essential to present an accurate description of the patient population and study design.
Massive data about products tourists purchase, services they experience, destination choices they evaluate, and accommodations they select at the events can be captured, but the key question is how to translate such data into meaningful information so that event organizers understand the behavior of tourists in order to increase their satisfaction and boost revenues and profits.
PhAESIS is a multi-purpose framework that identifies genetic factors with sufficiently robust evidence for contributing to drug response and provides guidelines for translating such genotype information into therapeutic recommendations.
Yet, the physiological pathways that translate such genetic information to mating behaviors are largely unknown.
Translating such stories into rooms is a long process.
While geographic origins of strains are usually provided as rural location, national park or cities, GCM can automatically translate such locations into more precise information of longitude and latitude.
For example, they must develop the skill that is needed to acquire information from a variety of human and laboratory sources, to analyse and interpret data and, finally, to translate such findings into a rational diagnostic or therapeutic plan.
Although the output attributes based on clients' experience may not necessarily translate into adequate clinical care, such information presents an opportunity for the health system to understand women's perceptions of quality postnatal care and what motivates them to seek services.
To bypass the difficulties of gene expression, it should be possible, on the basis of such information, to "translate" a whole coding sequence to the expression signal and optimal codon usage typical for E. coli.
The systems analysis of complex metabolic networks allows us to ask how such information translates into fitness.
