Sentence examples for translating this knowledge from inspiring English sources
While Drake demonstrates that he is knowledgeable about Southern American cultures, many of his actions throughout the game indicate difficulties translating this knowledge into respect.
After all, understanding factors promoting child sexual abuse is only half the challenge: the other half is translating this knowledge into on-the-ground efforts to tackle the crime.
A grand challenge for microbial ecologists and engineers now lies in translating this knowledge into the design of new BWWT processes for the comprehensive recovery of lipids from wastewater streams and their subsequent conversion into biofuel.
However, recent studies have shown that translating this knowledge into prevention is not easy [ 2, 3].
Here, we discuss these new metabolites and the possibilities of translating this knowledge into improved immunogenicity for DNA vaccines.
Yet, progress has been slow in translating this knowledge into a reduction of the burden of these diseases (6).
Other studies describe patients as knowledgeable, but unable to translate this knowledge into appropriate action (e.g. "what to do when things go wrong") [ 40, 91, 103, 108, 114].
It would foster teachers with knowledge equivalent to scientists and mathematicians who also know how to translate this knowledge to the middle and high school grades.
We all understood bin Laden's attempt to strike the homeland, but we never translated this knowledge into an effective defense of the country.
He studied books on Madeleine Vionnet and the other pioneers of fashion from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and he translated this knowledge into his work, pairing historical references with contemporary trends.
On top of this, its medical records are also good, and most Icelanders have willingly given genetic samples to an endeavour which is seen to be beneficial to the country's economy as whole.DeCODE hopes to translate this knowledge into money by understanding the genetic underpinning of diseases and hence developing diagnostic tools and drugs.
