The phrase "also translated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different translations or interpretations of a word or phrase in various contexts.
Example: "The term 'liberté' is also translated with 'freedom' in English."
Alternatives: "also rendered as" or "also interpreted as".
The decreased ARG1 and ARG2 expression also translated with diminished LNCaP cells cell growth and increased PBMC activation following exposure to LNCaP cells conditioned media.
Of the 61 genes with an at least fourfold transcript level induction in exponential phase, 39 are also translated with enhanced efficiency in exponential phase (Table S3).
Hence, proteins that are essential to the cell and that are highly connected in the E. coli protein network are not only more conserved but also translated with higher accuracy and tend to fold spontaneously.
Thus, despite the unusual intracellular environment that halophiles maintain, and the unusual nature of their native proteins [ 31, 32], the pathogen gene sequences were retained and also translated with fidelity in the halobacteria SD109 expression system as demonstrated by SHIV antibody recognition.
This conversation has also translated to collaboration, with the introduction of Twitch Music and the presence of musicians as prolific as deadmau5 on the live-streaming platform.
Perry's work also translated successfully to television with his sitcoms House of Payne (2006 12); Meet the Browns (2009 11), which evolved from a play (2004) and a film (2008); and For Better or Worse (2011– ), which centred on characters from Why Did I Get Married? and its sequel.
After the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, two additional news programs were also translated into English simultaneously with extended airtime.
Considering that increased bead penetrability correlated with bacteria close to the epithelium in mouse colitis models, we asked whether this also translated to human patients with UC.
(L) This was also translated to protein COL1A1 expression with the same pattern.
Besides numerous articles, he is co-author of Law and Economics (6th edition, 2011, with Tom Ulen; also translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Hungarian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Farsi), The Strategic Constitution (Princeton, 2000), and Solomon's Knot: How Law Can End the Poverty of Nations Princeton UPP, 2012, with Hans Bernd Schäfer).
This induction of proto-oncogenes by wild-type p53 is also translated into protein, as mESCs with wild-type p53 possessed more c-Jun protein than p53−/− mESCs.
