At times, Davidson appeared to flirt with the idea that the missing link was provided by the thesis of the indeterminacy of translation, developed by W.V Quine (1960) and endorsed by Davidson (1970, 222; 1979).
Quadriceps strengthening exercises designed for the early phase of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rehabilitation should limit the anterior tibial translation developed by quadriceps contraction near full knee extension, in order to avoid excessive strain on the healing tissue.
Some well-known methods in the early days for generating univariate continuous distributions include methods based on differential equations developed by Pearson (1895), methods of translation developed by Johnson (1949), and the methods based on quantile functions developed by Tukey (1960).
Data collection in the prospective study commenced in 2007, using an existing Norwegian translation developed for research purposes [ 46].
In this paper we will analyze two simple models of microRNA action on protein translation developed recently by Nissan and Parker [ 41].
Zebrafish homozygous for a null tnnt2 mutation (silent heart), with severe truncation of Tnnt2 protein or lack of translation, develop ultrastructural characteristics of HCM, mainly sarcomeric disarray.
We used a Norwegian translation developed in July 1996 by the Centre for psychological clinic research, Institute of psychology which has been widely used.
We used a Norwegian translation developed by Kari Ann Leiknes and colleagues which was validated among a sample of inpatients from an acute psychiatric ward in Norway [ 102].
We adopted the theory of knowledge translation developed by Jacobson et al. (J Health Serv Res Policy 8(20034–9, 2003) as a framing device to reflect on project experiences across the five cases.
We use the theory of knowledge translation developed by Jacobson et al. [ 26] as a framing device to reflect on our experiences and compare project achievements across the five countries.
