We formulated performance objectives describing the type of behaviour the physicians should be able to adopt after they had participated in the training course, by translating the programme objectives into more specific training goals, based on matrices.
These were translated during the course of the interview and only the English translation was transcribed verbatim.
James, of course, translated the English poet into an American one - Jeffrey Aspern.
To translate the committee framework into course materials, the mathematician consulted widely across differing disciplines in science to match mathematical content with relevant science contexts.
It is of course fundamental to translate the evidence into practice by creating a checklist, identifying local barriers to guideline implementation, measuring performance, participating in a global network [53], and ensuring that all healthcare workers are aware of the evidence.
It is of course fundamental to translate the evidence into practice by creating a checklist, identifying local barriers to guideline implementation, measuring performance, participating in a global network [ 53], and ensuring that all healthcare workers are aware of the evidence.
The other half of the restaurant's name translates, of course, as "bull" — not an item on the menu, like the excellent mero, but a well-earned reference to Baja-style surf-and-turf.
Another backup, Saints quarterback Mark Brunell (member, 1993-4), witnessed Favre's well-documented wildness translating onto the golf course.
Caregiver(s) and children > 8 years were interviewed separately by a psychiatrist trained by the child and adolescent psychiatrist responsible for translating and coursing of KSADS in Norway.
You also have the option to see how much that translates to over the course of your lifetime (based on how old you are now and the average life expectancy for the United States population).
