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Given the advantages of amniotic fluid being less complex than serum and containing higher amounts of cell-free RNA and DNA that more directly reflect fetal status, analysis of the amniotic fluid transcriptome is a practical first step towards the biomarker discovery that can later be translated to less invasive methods.

While Rockstar Diaries fall into a particular category of couple bloggers (comprising cool, young, American Mormons and Christians blogging about idyllic husband-and-wife setups) the format itself is increasingly being translated to the UK blogosphere – albeit less, well, gross.

The standard error between the signal timing device and digital oscilloscope was 47.2 μs which translated to less than a millimeter of horizontal position error for agricultural operations at speeds less than 10 m/s.

"Farmers are planting less, and that is really translating to less employment, to the shops taking a hit because people have less money".

Most of the mRNAs with increased polysomal occupancy upon sucrose treatment in the light seem to be translated less efficiently than average under control conditions.

Furthermore, alternative protocols for DNA preservation and mitochondrial isolation are expected to greatly increase the portion of mtDNA sequences in the total DNA sample, which can be translated into less sequencing and lower cost.

Newer cohorts may benefit from earlier detection and diagnosis which may be translated into less severe levels of disease and a longer survival from date of diagnosis.

That is, a delay in school at an early age should be translated in getting less education.

This not a surprising observation as τ estimated from subband signals is using roughly one-fourth of the samples of the original recordings which can be translated into relatively less reliable estimates than the original recording.  .

We anticipated that leaderless mRNAs may be translated less efficiently than mRNAs carrying 5′ Shine-Dalgarno sequences.

For these genes, the translational efficiency under control conditions (1% sucrose) was markedly lower than the average of the whole dataset, indicating that these genes might be translated less than average.