Sentence examples for difference in translation from inspiring English sources

The difference in translation outcome between isoforms of RNASEH2C using different pA sites indicated biological importance of APA dynamic changes in human tissues.

This difference in translation equivalency likely extends to other nonetymologically related, different-script languages in which cognates are all loanwords (e.g., Korean English).

These genes are frequently present in mixed-function operons, and the difference in translation rate should serve as a very efficient method to synthesize different amounts of proteins while maintaining the operon's stringent transcriptional regulation.

The error was due to a difference in translation between the Dutch and English versions of the Dutch Safety Board's report into the disaster.

Type of translation problem interacted with biology background: the difference in translation accuracy between students with stronger versus weaker backgrounds in biology was smaller for the circle to tree translation problems (means of 0.87 and 0.70, respectively) than for the ladder to tree translation problems (means of 0.71 and 0.33, respectively).

The difference in translation of the apical vertebra was not statistically significant before and after surgery when the two groups were compared (P>0.05).

To quantify this effect among the different plasmids and correct for internal differences in translation and processing of the alanine mutants, densitometry was performed on the unprocessed GagProPol bands and product bands from four separate experiments.

These findings are broadly consistent with results of previous translation assays of poliovirus mutants differing in CP choice in which relatively small differences in translation of PV-Min, WT and PV-Max mutants were clearly incompatible with the marked differences in their replicative ability (Coleman et al., 2008).

In addition, gene-level analysis showed that the differences in translation efficiency were used to attain demand for different protein amount while keeping the tight transcriptional control of them within a single mRNA.

In order to arrive at a genuine comparative estimate of the selective leverage of translational error, it will be imperative to incorporate differences in translation levels between genes and genomes, but our results already highlight the importance of differences in tRNA repertoire for relative susceptibility to translational error.

"How does one choose among such a variety of interpreters?" While differences in translation can be an issue, the main disagreement among the interpreters is usually about selection: Which texts are worth highlighting?