Sentence examples for core translation from inspiring English sources

The team has been working with machine learning for years, for tasks adjacent to the core translation, but it was only last year that they began working in earnest on a whole new system and company, both of which would bear the name DeepL.

Highlights of the meeting included the Zatman Lecture on "Geomagnetic implications of inner core translation" by Jon Mound (University of Leeds) and the awarding of the Doornbos Prizes for outstanding work by three beginning scientists to Nick Schmerr, Kenji Ohta, and Binod Sreenivasan.

The Rosetta Stone refers to the stone found in 1799 that provided the core translation between Egyptian hieroglyphics, early Egyptian text, and ancient Greek.

Although eIF3f is known as a subunit of the core translation initiation factor eIF3 with a negative impact on translation, it was also shown to have pro-apoptotic activities.

We suspect that the multiple functions of the canonical EF-1α may have prevented the dual-EF-containing cells from losing this protein immediately after EFL took over from EF-1α as the core translation factor.

EF-1α is a core translation factor previously thought to be essential in eukaryotes, so its relationship to EFL has prompted the suggestion that EFL has spread by horizontal or lateral gene transfer (HGT or LGT) and replaced EF-1α multiple times.

Core eukaryotic translation genes have been classified into three categories in the KEGG database: 79 ribosomal genes, 32 translation factor genes, and 25 aminoacyl-tRNA biogenesis genes (Katinka et al. 2001; http://www.genome.jp/kegg/).jp/kegg/

The core is translation, by which is meant the interpretation of findings from different studies that share similar research questions [ 21].

The trGTPases are at the core of translation and its regulation in all domains of life, and have been since before LUCA.

This view is supported by the fundamental differences between archaeal and bacterial systems of DNA replication, core transcription, translation, and membrane biogenesis – essentially, all central cellular systems (not just the replication system as noted in the present paper).

Eukaryotic clocks consist of core transcription-translation feedback loops that generate a cycle and post-translational modifiers that maintain that cycle at about 24 h.