After that, I sought out everything by Bolaño available in English: two brief novels, "By Night in Chile" and "Distant Star," both marvelously and vividly translated by Chris Andrews, who has also translated this new book.
Interactional activities reinforce learning from reputable internet links, and simulations assess the ability of participants to translate this new information into more appropriate action when faced with a scenario.
In general, there's a need for infrastructure to help translate this new interest into successful impact investments.
Once learners engage in this process (referred to as 'meaning making'), they are able to translate this new knowledge into their own stories.
This complex genetic architecture has important consequences for understanding the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes, both for researchers seeking mechanistic insight into disease progression and for clinicians hoping to translate this new genetic information into more effective patient management.
Though they were interested in the CMEs, the nurses took minimal efforts to organize their own CMEs and did not appear to make substantial effort to translate this new knowledge into action.
If we can translate this new evidence to show that this intervention is efficacious at the population level, and that this in turn prevents academic underachievement, then a potent new preventive strategy could become available to many thousands of at-risk children.
This group produced a NIOSH Alert (NIOSH 2004) titled "Safe Handling of Hazardous Drugs in Healthcare," which served as an organizing focus for stakeholders to brainstorm and translate this new science base into specific work practice applications, identifying strategies to improve safe handling and enhance worker protection.
The legislative and work programme that was presented gives a clear indication of the Commission's vision for the coming years and, if it cooperates closely with Parliament, I think we can translate this new programme into benefits for all European citizens.
