The phrase "average translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or accuracy of a translation, indicating that it meets a standard level but is not exceptional.
Example: "The average translation of the text failed to capture the nuances of the original language."
Alternatives: "mediocre translation" or "standard translation".
Next, we sought to evaluate the minimum distance over which slow-translating codons can cluster and effectively lower the average translation rate below the threshold.
The average translation error along the axes was mm for, mm for, and mm for.
Table 1 Average translation error and registration accuracy for different noise levels.
The average translation error of the proposed method is smaller for any segment length, while the average rotation error is smaller for segments longer than 200 m.
Corollary If a degree-one circle map f has a set of intervals A j which are mapped over each other according to an irreducible graph Γ and the graph contains two simple cycles with differing average translation then f shows rotational chaos.
The output of the algorithm was smoothed with a sliding window of 19 triplets (Figure S1) producing an average translation profile for each ORF.
Single isolated codons that are read by minor tRNA cannot significantly slow down the global translation rate; rather groups of such codons within a short sequence segment can reduce the averaged translation rate below the threshold (Figure 1).
Aaeru said that 99percentt of all visual novels remain untranslated, and the average fan translation usually takes around a year and a half to complete.
Schweizer et al. found an average proximal translation of the distal pole of 3.3 mm and palmar flexion of 23° in 11 nonunions [ 2].
The average residual translation was comparable small in both groups, i.e., below 1.5 mm and 1.1 mm for opening and closing wedge osteotomies, respectively.
The average measured translation to the right and left lateral bending in the present study ranging from 0.57 mm to 1.96 mm appeared to be within the reasonable range of translation in the cervical spine, however, the measurement of the intervertebral translation based on the single observation of a range of motion must be interpreted carefully.
