The phrase "above translated" is not correct in standard written English.
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Example: "The above translated text provides insight into the author's perspective."
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The nodes of the graphs are the calls from the different tools, and an edge between two calls reflects that the breakpoints are at a distance of not more than 50 bp and that the length does not deviate by more than 20 bp, which, as per the considerations from above, translates into statistical evidence that the two calls correspond to the same indel.
Three meters wide and twenty-six meters high, Synesthetic Timeline (above) translates the ambient noise of Fraport's headquarters within Frankfurt International Airport with a massive array of LEDs, microphones, computers, and cables, arranged in a crisscrossing latticework around a central elevator shaft.
Even if rats were not significantly differing in body weight at baseline, the three effects above translate into a depressed weight recuperation of BTX rats after surgery.
But there has been little detailed investigation of patients' and parents' views of a variety of complementary therapies for asthma and how far the general motivating factors for complementary therapy use identified above translate to asthma specifically.
Given that Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with an estimated population of 160 million in 2012, the rates and percentages above translate to an enormous burden in absolute numbers of men affected by PrCa.
Accordingly, the R2 value is higher for the Z(Imin) than the Z(Iavg) ranking metric for all three datasets, confirming that the tighter curve fits seen in Fig. 4a and 4b and Table 1 (see above) translate into improved accuracy of using the Imin pooling metric over Iavg.
The GEBV were then estimated as above and translated back to the original scale.
The ancestral nucleotide sequences of SFTSV lineages A, B, C and E were estimated using the ML method described above, then translated into amino acid sequences for structure-based analysis.
Sequences that remained unannotated and unclassified after extensive efforts detailed above were translated based on the ESTScan ORF prediction and submitted to InterProScan [ 41] via blast2go [ 92] using default parameters.
The sequences of contigs obtained as described above were translated using GeneMark, and the resulting protein sequences were used as queries to search the nr database using PSI-BLAST, the Conserved Domain Database (CDD) using RPS-BLAST [ 53], and the CDD and Pfam databases using HHpred [ 54].
