Sentence examples for translation of observations from inspiring English sources

This use of molecular imaging to elucidate mechanisms of tumor response and resistance and translation of observations from preclinical systems to patients is among the most exciting applications of molecular imaging.

Identifying age-related targets initially in human populations using molecular/systems biological approaches also may provide an experimental advantage for avoiding the false positives often associated with translation of observations from animal models.

Translation of observation categoricals is, presumably, unproblematic in principle.

Perhaps there is determinate translation of observation sentences, and thus observation categoricals.

The translation of these observations in the clinic is ongoing in early phase I/II trials.

These and many other examples of the successful translation of simple observations into useful clinical applications demonstrate how rudimentary healing practices became the standard of care.

Accurate measures of anesthetic concentrations in in vitro bath solutions are essential in in vitro experiments to assure the translation of mechanistic observations to the clinical setting [20].

Translation of therapeutic observations made in mouse models of CNS disease to a non-human species with a larger and more complex nervous system is in most instances a prerequisite to testing an experimental therapy in man.

The translation of these observations on cell resuspension to considerations of how large-scale operations might be designed is discussed later.

However, translation of these observations to human mating is not straightforward and the dependence of human mate selection on genetic factors, including the MHC, remains controversial [ 11- 18].

However, the translation of these observations into the clinic requires further studies, including assessment of the combination in appropriate animal models.