Sentence examples for increase in translation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this increase in translation seems to be directed toward cell differentiation, as indicated by increased p21cip1 and increased endogenous BMP dependent astroglial commitment as we reported earlier [3].

For tornado with higher swirl ratio, increase in translation speed does not change the maximum peak uplift load.

For simulated tornado with lower swirl ratio, measurements showed that peak roof uplift increases with increase in translation speed when building is located on tornado mean path, whereas peak roof uplift decreases with increase in translation speed at locations other than tornado mean path.

While describing the 'bulk effect' in cadaveric studies, no clear definition of the phenomenon has been developed, even though it is agreed upon that an increase in translation occurs with the removal of tissues that are not directly related to the joint capsule.

Interestingly, the type of previously observed hormonal responses to HIT (e.g., sprint interval training) [88-92 [88-92itutes one of the paradigms of resistance exercise biology, namely, an increase in cellular signaling pathways as well as satellite cell activation that contributes to an increase in translation and transcription processes associated with protein synthesis [74].

Therefore, an increase in translation of ORF VII should lead to a comparable increase in translation of ORF I.

A post-World War II stress on building bridges of understanding was reflected both in an increase in translations and in the publication of books, whether fiction or nonfiction, dealing responsibly and unsentimentally with the sufferings of a war-wounded world.

Notably, transcripts related to the ER transport machinery (including SEC61B, Figure 2D) demonstrate 1.5- to 2-fold increases in translation vs transcription.

Mutation of atg1 should lead to elevations in S6 kinase activity (Lee et al. 2007) and increases in translation and cell division, and this could mediate the wing margin rescue we observe.

These data suggest that the low oxidative muscle fibers have a larger potential to phosphorylate p70S6K compared to high oxidative fibers, which has been related to increases in translation initiation and subsequent gain in muscle mass (Baar and Esser 1999).

We therefore propose that modulation of mRNA stability and increases in translation rates are evolutionary adaptations that compensate for the imbalance between X-chromosomes and autosomes following degeneration of the Y-chromosome.