Sentence examples for editing translation from inspiring English sources

Editing, translation, libraries, and bibliographic work are all important facets of the MLA, yet aren't always acknowledged as such.

Cryo-EM will have a profound impact on the way researchers study many different aspects of molecular biology, including genome editing, translation, autophagy, pluripotency, chromatin structure, and more.

This applies in particular to reproduction, editing, translation, microfilming and storage and processing in electronic systems.

The matrix editing, translation, and alignment for the diverse genes were accomplished using Bioedit [ 34] and ClustalW [ 35].

and for remote translation: the financial policies underlying publications' production were rationalised to increase the use of external suppliers for editing, translation and printing.

The term ncRNA is commonly used for RNA that does not encode a protein but appears to comprise internal signals that control various levels of gene expression, including chromatin organisation, transcription, RNA splicing, editing, translation, and turnover (reviewed in [ 22]).

Pound was then editing translations of the nō plays of Japan, and Yeats was greatly excited by them.

Born and reared in Japan to a Greek father and Japanese mother, Mr. Mentzas still keeps student hours, rolling into the office at 2 p.m. and staying after midnight, reading new novels or editing translations.

As part of the team editing translations for the Collected Writings of Marx and Engels in English, Eric anonymously edited a number of the volumes of letters, mainly correspondence between Marx and Engels, which greatly benefited from his bilinguality in German and English and his ready familiarity with English and German idiom.

General evolutionary patterns and the system of the class Bivalvia [An Edited Translation].

Editing and translation by Elizabeth Jae.