Sentence examples for extent of translation from inspiring English sources

Motion parameters were compared between patients and controls by submitting the maximum extent of translation (x-, y- and z-plane) or rotation (pitch, roll, yaw) coefficients gained from the realignment procedure as well as the root mean square movement for each of these measures[46] to multivariate analysis of variance.

The extent of translation for each country depended on its educational system and practice.

To measure nascent chain length directly, we calibrated the extent of translation by observing labeled tRNA transit events during translation.

The read counts from these libraries reflect the extent of translation of each gene, allowing quantitative measurement of gene expression between samples.

Paradoxically, this specifically increases the extent of GCN4 translation.

The union of these two objects is the final geometry and the variable 'xsep' specifies the extent of the translation.

In an effort to determine the contribution of the steady state transcript levels and the extent of their translation upon differentiation, we calculated the MT relative to E expression levels for each gene both in the transcriptome and the translatome.

Not only IL-6 gene activity differs according to the degree of differentiation, but also the extent of unstimulated translation into protein is at least four times higher in COGA-13 than in Caco-2 or COGA-1A (Table 2).

In the present manuscript, we aimed to characterize at a genome-wide level the steady state transcript levels and the extent of protein translation regulation using RNA-seq and ribosome footprinting in two T. cruzi life cycle stages, i.e. epimastigotes and metacyclic trypomastigotes.

The mean extent of scapular anterior translation was 38.3 mm (SD, 13).

While the role of Hfq as a global regulator has become increasingly appreciated over the past few years, the actual extent of Hfq regulation of translation remains unknown.