Sentence examples for database of translated from inspiring English sources

It does this with database of translated materials that it calls a Translation Memory, which allows customers to improve their translations over time and reduce the amount of resources spent on each new translation.

UNESCO, the United Nations' cultural organisation, keeps a database of translated books, and each of the 2.2m translations was counted as a bond strengthening the two languages.

Then, to gain better insight into the diversity and representation of putative glycosyl hydrolases in these metagenomes, we downloaded the databases of translated sequences from all 43 environmental metagenome projects, and blast-searched them against the CAZy sequences for homologues of GHases (van der Lelie et al., unpublished data).

A translation memory is a parallel database of previously translated content.

For 23 human K-Channel genes we found no evidence of zebra finch orthologs, nor did these yield hits in blastn searches of zebra finch EST/cDNA databases or tblastn searches of translated peptide databases using query sequences from chicken, lizard, frog, fish and representative mammals.

Three times!" Chad Post wrote on Sunday, on the database of American translated fiction that he runs on the University of Rochester's Three Percent blog.

In searches of translated nucleotide databases using TBLASTN, possible orthologs with predicted function were found for only two of the nORFs (Table 3).

Considering the urgent demands in finding more suitable PNGase candidates, we compared PNGase A from almonds (Swissprot Accession Number P81898) by homology search of translated nucleotide databases (TBLASTN) of bacterial genomes.

The use of translated nucleotide databases and translated nucleotide query enables absorption of the third codon position mutations, and therefore it is useful for comparison of evolutionarily distant genes.

Interestingly, PIPKIγ_i4 orthologues were identified in Macaca mulatta (rhesus macaque monkey) and Pan troglodytes (chimpanzee), but our search of translated sequence databases did not yield PIPKIγ_i4 orthologues in the other species where sequence information was available.

§Comparisons of translated query versus protein databases was determined by using BLASTX 2.2.21 (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/Blast.cgi).nih.gov/blast/Blast.cgi