Sentence examples for largest translated from inspiring English sources

The different P. falciparum serpentine receptor-like predicted proteins vary in their sizes: the largest translated ORF belongs to PfSR1 (773 amino acids) and the shortest belongs to PfSR25 (357 amino acids).

Subsequently, each masked bFLIC was processed through the quality check/assurance portion of the pipeline where the largest translated ORF was compared with BLASTP [ 22] to human RefSeq proteins and the entire nucleotide sequence of the bFLIC was compared to RefSeq proteins with BLASTX [ 28].

Our method involves adapting a task-dependent LM that is created from a sparse amount of text using a large translated text, where denotes the machine translation of the rich corpus, preferably in the same domain area as the task.

Fact No. 1 is the existence of solid data telling us that spending more on education does not, by and large, translate into kids learning more.

Whilst the unknowns loom large, translating into risk for early adopters, a city that is truly "smart" should operate for the benefit of everyone, offering efficiency, opportunity, security and progress for a majority of the world's population.

And, by and large, well translated.

With over 6 million votes (19.3% of votes cast), the Liberals achieved by far their best election result since the Second World War, but under the first-past-the-post voting system this large vote translated into only 14 seats.

Larger EBITDA translates to larger multiples.

AppDynamics helps many of the world's largest enterprises translate this data into business insights and empowers them to drive value for their customers in today's digital world," Salvagno wrote.

"The real problem is that economic inequality, when it becomes this large, translates into political inequality".

"The real problem is that economic inequality, when it becomes this large, translates into political inequality". When one person can write a check to finance your whole campaign, how inclusive will you be as an elected official to listen to competing voices?