Sentence examples for point of translation from inspiring English sources
That, after all, is the point of translation: to understand the foreign.
From the point of translation from liquid to amorphous phase, a new approach for composition design of bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) was suggested based on the stability estimations of liquid and amorphous phases.
The key feature of TA proteins is that due to the lack of an N-terminal signal peptide and emergence of their TM domain close to the point of translation termination, they are not typically co-translationally translocated across membranes in a Sec61 dependent manner.
The whole point of translation is to take information from the mRNA and use it to make a protein.
The 5' untranslated region of the ppcA1 gene of F. trinervia contains an intron between positions -209 and -40 (+1 refers to the starting point of translation).
He wanted me to clarify a few points of translation: "Marcel-san.
Like all things psychoanalytic, the Freud dispute -- over copyright law, the fine points of translation and the meaning of Freud's work itself -- admits of several conflicting interpretations.
Exactly at median (30 CGG repeats) lies the switching point between positive and negative message and point of maximal translation of the gene product (fragile X mental retardation protein, FMRP), reported by Chen et al. [23].
In the absence of sex chromosome dosage compensation, highly expressed genes at or near the point of maximum translation will exhibit a strong dosage effect; the single female gene copy cannot reach the transcription rate of two copies in male.
From an evolutionary point of view, translation is an ancient cellular process, and high selection pressure is expected to act against deleterious mutations, as ribosome functioning affects virtually all cellular processes.
Analysis of our data points to initiation of translation as the main functional connection for SBDS, with particular TYW1 and SBDS functional coupling as characteristic of all the studied vertebrate genomes.
