Sentence examples for corresponding to translated from inspiring English sources

Regions of multiple sequence alignment corresponding to translated conserved uORFs are highlighted in violet.

Low left panel, fractions 1−5 corresponding to translating polysomes (P) and fractions 6−10 corresponding to silent mRNPs (NP) were pooled.

The ratio of the area under the absorbance curve corresponding to translating ribosomes (elution fractions 4 to 11) over the area corresponding to total (translating and non-translating) ribosomes (elution fractions 2 to 11) was calculated for the three polysomal profiles.

He coded the words used in Number Theory as integers (e.g. four, which is quatre in French, vier in German and τɛσσɛρα in Greek, can be coded by 4) and used the corresponding code to translate propositions of arithmetic.

The sequences of the internal fragments from the purified fire ant GST were identical to corresponding translated regions of the transcript (nucleotides 214 258, and 457 477).

Application of the default UF of 100 to the dose corresponding to the BMRm translates to a target (extra) risk of BMRm/100 in animals if the dose response curve is linear below the PoD.

18 The corresponding author obtained permission to translate and use the SAQ short form from 2007 into the Danish language verbally from B Sexton, The University of Texas at Houston – Memorial Hermann Center for Healthcare Quality and Safety Houston, Texas, USA.

To the contrary, in recent decades, CEO salaries have skyrocketed, but gains in productivity have failed to translate into corresponding increases in the wages of ordinary employees.

Moreover, these gene expression changes have often been shown to translate into corresponding protein expression alterations thereby demonstrating that transcriptional mechanisms primarily control the innate immune response [ 19- 21].

Proximity to agricultural pesticide application has not been found to translate to corresponding levels of the pesticide in household dust (Curwin et al. 2005; Fenske et al. 2002; Ward et al. 2006).

Two studies have attempted to translate creatinine into corresponding eGFR cut points in the context of metformin therapy.