the present article reports a study carried out to investigate whether or not awareness of functional translation theories has any impact on the translation quality of translator trainees. 2oo iranian undergraduate students took part in this study. they were divided into four groups -two- experimental and two control groups. after homogenizing the participants by a toefl test, a translation pre...

PURPOSE To date there are only a few studies published, dealing with delirium in critically ill patients. The problem with these studies is that prevalence rates of delirium could only be estimated because of the lack of validated delirium assessment tools for the paediatric intensive care unit (PICU). The paediatric Confusion Assessment Method for the Intensive Care Unit (pCAM-ICU) was specifi...

in this article the possible effects of the translation technologies on the critical thinking and translation ability of the students of the translation studies would be studied through a pre-experimental method of research. the participants of this research were thirty one iranian senior translation studies students at the age group of 20-26 who were selected based on their age, educational le...

Human evaluation of machine translation quality is a key element in the development of machine translation systems, as automatic metrics are validated through correlation with human judgment. However, achievement of consistent human judgments of machine translation is not easy, with decreasing levels of consistency reported in annual evaluation campaigns. In this paper we describe experiences g...

OBJECTIVE To provide an overview of the science and practice of knowledge translation. STUDY DESIGN Narrative review outlining what knowledge translation is and a framework for its use. RESULTS Knowledge translation is defined as the use of knowledge in practice and decision making by the public, patients, health care professionals, managers, and policy makers. Failures to use research evid...

This paper reports on the assessment of computer assisted translation tools for a large localisation company and the practical evaluation of one such tool.

Monolingual evaluation of Machine Translation (MT) aims to simplify human assessment by requiring assessors to compare the meaning of the MT output with a reference translation, opening up the task to a much larger pool of genuinely qualified evaluators. Monolingual evaluation runs the risk, however, of bias in favour of MT systems that happen to produce translations superficially similar to th...