Sentence examples for models of translational from inspiring English sources

We should have a general idea of the current situation, developing trend and new collaboration models of translational medicine thus we can find a right way to promote translational program.

The poly(A) tail also stimulates the 60S subunit joining step during late initiation and it is linked to translation termination through an interaction between PABP and eRF3 [44], providing ways to rationalise a role for deadenylation in several alternative models of translational repression by miRNAs.

A recent review of models of translational science appropriately names the "conceptual cacophony" that has been created by a debate over "T-phases" of research.

For instance, codon preferences in A. thaliana correspond well with expectations based on tRNA abundances and wobble rules, and highly expressed genes show a higher frequency of preferred codons, as expected under models of translational accuracy or efficiency (Wright et al. 2004).

Based on the far-field electromagnetic force model and Hill's model, the dynamic model of translational motion is derived; using tracking control strategy, LQR method and estimate of Extended State Observer (ESO), an optimal and robust translational controller is designed to satisfy relative position/velocity requirements of soft docking.

It initially uses two quality models (the quality model of translational constraint and the quality model of rotational constraint) to combinatorically represent the quality of caging and finds the optimized finger positions (finger positions that have large robustness to perception noises) by maximizing the margins to caging breaking.

The Institute of Medicine Clinical Research Roundtable first described the current terminology and model of translational research in 2003 as a two-phase process of research progressing from (1) basic science to clinical science, and (2) from clinical science to public health impact.

While yet to be incorporated in ovarian cancer classifications, genome-wide studies have identified DNA methylation signatures associated with histological subtype of epithelial ovarian cancer and disease progression, and ovarian cancer is viewed as a model of translational applications of epigenetic alterations.

Dual quaternions are used to develop the kinematic and dynamic models of relative translational and rotational motion between spacecraft.

The same applies to symptom science, where exploratory and confirmatory studies in humans can be conducted in parallel in animal models of symptom translational research in a bedside-to-bench and bench-to bedside collaboration.

The derived MIMO model, constituted of translational and rotational subsystem, is dynamically unstable.