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In particular, we could confirm that the observed anti-correlation between mRNA levels and aggregations propensities [30], [51], [52] is effectively translated to the protein level in physiologically relevant environments.
pRb-activated expression of integrin α10 mRNA is effectively translated into higher levels of integrin α10 protein as visualized by immunofluorescence.
By involving the community, the lessons learned can be effectively translated into effective public health prevention measures without the long delay characteristic of traditional investigator-driven research.
Therefore, if barriers associated with applicability of treatment could be addressed or knowledge regarding interventions effective in LTC could be effectively translated into practice, the prevention of fractures in LTC could be optimized.
This would constitute an antitumor effect of selenite that could be effectively translated to the clinical environment.
This proteomic strategy could be effectively translated for unbiased discovery of potential biomarkers for EN and associated UUTC in humans.
Collision avoidance, traditionally treated as a high level planning problem, can be effectively translated into control constraints as part of the NMPC.
Despite these monolayers effectively being only half a bilayer, with a flat rather than curved structure, information from these studies can be effectively translated into liposomal systems.
Most importantly, the high molecular hyperpolarizability of these chromophores can be effectively translated into large electro-optic (EO) coefficients (r33) in poled polymers with rational chromophore designs.
The notation can be effectively translated into a calculus of spatio-temporal predicates that formally characterizes the evolution of spatial relationships.
Most importantly, the molecular hyperpolarizability of these chromophores can be effectively translated into large electro-optic (EO) coefficients (r33) in poled polymers.
