For the databases used in the present study, the translated York contig database searched by Mascot comprises 85,508,608 residues, which equates to an average of ~123 residues per translated contig sequence, while Wu et al. used an in-house EST database, resulting in 49,389,486 residues and 2,060,880 sequences, i.e. an average of ~24 (more than 5-fold less) residues per translated EST sequence.
In a six-month trial period, Chili's saw an increase in per-person spend per check, translating to higher income for both the restaurant and wait staff.
Also, it should be emphasized that present findings from node positive patients could not be "per se" translated to women with node negative disease.
Flying home, rather than overnighting in the next city on the campaign schedule, typically adds three to four hours of flying time per day, translating to $27,000 to $36,000 per day in higher flight costs.
The Energy Information Administration estimates that opening all shores -- all shores -- to drilling would amount to no more than a few hundred thousand barrels per day, translating to a few tablespoons of gasoline per American vehicle.
The median household income was $126 per month, with on average 5 persons per household, translating into $0.84/person/day and below the monthly minimum subsistence of $133 defined by the South African Government.
The radioactivity at the former mine is said to measure one million counts per minute, translating to a human dose that scientists say can lead directly to malignant tumors and other serious health damage, according to Lee Greer, a biologist at La Sierra University in Riverside, Calif.
Because you don't want to suffer a penalty for prepaying it before the full year is up, on the first day of the seventh month you put that $100 in a money-market fund yielding 4% per year, translating to $2 in earnings for the remainder of the year.
In the United States, over 90,000 invasive infections are estimated to occur per year, translating to an incidence rate of over 30/100,000 [ 5].
A human cell suffers about 10 base lesions per day, translating into roughly one lesion every 10 s within a genome of about 14 billion nucleotides that must be spotted and repaired.
