Sentence examples for a subsequent translation from inspiring English sources

A few days ago pundit Jamie Redknapp said the striker was "playing like a pussycat" and it seems a subsequent translation of that quote by the media in Benteke's native Belgium may have given a cruder impression, with the word "cat" being dropped.

A subsequent translation from 2D-drawings to 3D-models is usually necessary.

Exogenously cued attention triggers competitive selection of surfaces, Vision Research, 43, 59 66] found that even in the absence of an endogenous cue, the first translation acted as a potent exogenous cue that impaired the observer's ability to discriminate a subsequent translation of the other surface.

Once a strand associates with a membrane, we consider that it has formed a complex, and assume that all subsequent translation events will add to the local concentration of 3CD.

For example, if replication were simply the passing on of structure largely intact without any subsequent translation, we would not be tempted to employ terms such as "information" in connection with it.

The first translation is translated, and then the subsequent translation is translated again.

During the process of charging tRNAs with amino acids for subsequent translation, an amino acid residue can be misacylated to result in a noncognate tRNA-amino acid pair.

The emergence of non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) has challenged the central dogma of molecular biology that dictates that the decryption of genetic information starts from transcription of DNA to RNA, with subsequent translation into a protein.

Given that NF-κB is activated by inflammation, hypoxia, and ROS (Section  3.4.1), transcriptional upregulation of HIF1A by NF-κB and subsequent translation to a functional unit may be one of the most important regulatory mechanisms that influences HIF-1 signaling.

As ER activation can generate a large influx of gene transcripts, subsequent translation creates stress on the endoplasmic reticulum that the tumor cell must overcome to survive.

The metabolic reactions involved in promoting mRNA expression and subsequent translation into proteins require a lengthy time.