By publishers: "Our world as dedicated readers depends on the availability of translated works, classical and contemporary, yet in English-speaking nations, major commercial publishers are strangely resistant to publishing them".
Existing translations of these measures were procured for our target languages and in case of non availability we translated and adapted the measure as per published guidelines [ 37].
20 How such a shift in the perception of food availability might translate to humans and body composition outcomes, in addition to more complex relationships of adiposity with health and longevity, merits further investigation.
The genomic information obtained from this study gives insights into the rapid transcriptional responses to Fe shortage in plants, and is important for understanding how changes in nutrient availability are translated into responses that help to avoid imbalances in ion distribution.
DNA damage responses belong to a class of cellular decision-making processes [13], relying on accurately sensing inputs (e.g. the type and dose of damage, state in the cell cycle, nutrient availability) and translating them into appropriate outputs (e.g. repair, cell cycle arrest, adaptation, apoptosis) [14].
Due to the limited availability of translation services and logistical difficulties, UNICEF project staff translated for 5 of 21 interviews and 8 of 12 focus groups.
This combined with the availability of the translated genome sequences has enabled much more detailed study of outer membrane preparations and the vesicle/vaccine preparations derived from them by deoxycholate extraction.
However, these differences in systemic fatty acid availability did not translate into measurable differences in key skeletal muscle lipid pools or markers of skeletal muscle proinflammatory stress (Supplementary Figs. 1 and 2, respectively).
Overall, low nutrient availability in mine soils translates into generally lower foliar nutrient concentrations in trees growing on mine soils.
"Large-scale commercial agriculture can indeed play a significant role in feeding the world's poorest, but food availability alone will not translate to reduced poverty, hunger and undernutrition," says Shenggen Fan, director general of the International Food Policy Research Institute.
