Sentence examples for faster translation from inspiring English sources

In bacteria, the co-evolution of tRNA isoacceptor abundance and codon bias is most evident for proteins from highly expressed genes involved in essential cellular functions, such as protein synthesis and cell energetics, and are likely to have co-developed as a result of a positive selective force to achieve faster translation rates and translational accuracy [ 7, 8, 11– 13].

It is thought that optimal codons may help to achieve faster translation rates and high accuracy, and accordingly, translational selection is expected to be stronger in highly expressed genes.

It is generally thought that codon preferences reflect a balance between mutational biases and natural selection for translational optimization and that optimal codons help to achieve faster translation rates and high accuracy [ 28].

Professor Sir Robert Lechler, executive director of academic health sciences centre King's Health Partners said: "The new organisation would mean better care for our patients, a faster translation of research into treatments and an integration of mental and physical health rarely seen elsewhere.

Additionally, this study showed that clinical imaging units may well be used for preclinical imaging, which allows faster translation of results.

Now here's another keyboard that can deal with whole sentences at a time — although not to speed up the basic typing process but rather for faster translation.

Unbabel editors work remotely, via their laptops or mobile phones, on translations, which co-founder Vasco Pedro says provides the key to faster translations.

That means "unparalleled" care for patients, brilliant faculty and staff paid enough to stay and fast translation of scientific discoveries into treatments.

This was a brilliant way to come back with high quality and fast translation.

Therefore, it is of critical importance to enable the fast translation of the experimentally determined metabolic information into design knowledge.

In this paper, we present a simplified 3D particle system and fast translation algorithm we have designed and implemented to generate real-time animated particle emitter fountains choreographed by a classical music.