Sentence examples for has translated through from inspiring English sources

As opposed to mfold 1, the structure presented for mfold 2 would still be able to form when the ribosome has translated through the upstream ORF and is in the process of termination.

The high stability of the anchoring helix suggests that this structure may reform after the ribosome has translated through it.

Originally, it would have translated, through taste, the political color of Twitter data, since France was then in the midst of elections.

That's a worrying prospect for anyone keen on rigorous oversight, and it has translated into important aspects of financial regulation going through on the nod.

Raúl Davila has translated the play into a Spanish version that plays Fridays through Sundays.

The Malay community has translated this appreciation of God's beautiful creations in songket through the weavers' minds and souls.

Her popularity has translated stateside.

The discord has translated into bloodshed.

Happily, the architecture has translated well.

His influence has been far-reaching and profound, on the early Middle Ages in particular: primarily through the Vulgate (the Latin version that he had translated), but importantly also through his work as an exegete and humanist and because he transmitted much of Greek thought to the West.

This continued action after achieving contact might have translated the forces to the U6 through the interdental contacts causing a distalizing force on the U6.