Sentence examples for presumably translated from inspiring English sources

RdRp and N do not contain signal peptides, and are presumably translated on cytoplasmic ribosomes.

This indicates that the majority of mRNAs in the cells is associated with ribosomes, and is presumably translated.

Clearly, it is too early to assign functionality to these genes, except to note that many are transcribed and are presumably translated into protein products.

They were presumably translated from the United Kingdom's English version because the wording matches more closely than the other English versions [ 2].

Consequently, in this deletion strain, the arginine codon AGG cannot be translated with its fully matched tRNA and it is presumably translated by another arginine tRNA, tRNAArgUCU, owing to a wobble interaction (Begley et al., 2007).

That, presumably, translates the same way as a Romanian coach instructing players in Donetsk.

T2SLS offers a theoretically longer Auger recombination lifetime than traditional mercury cadmium telluride (MCT), which presumably translates to infrared detectors with lower dark-current and higher operating temperatures.

Improvements in electrophysiology presumably translate into improvements in respiratory muscle strength, decreasing the duration of mechanical ventilation and the length of ICU stay – although none of these studies objectively measured muscle strength.

The differing expression levels presumably translate into differences in protein levels, and because Z-linked loci interact with the remainder of the genome through genetic networks, dosage differences between males and females have the potential to affect a large proportion of autosomal loci.

Hence, in the absence of SRP, membrane proteins are presumably still translated by membrane bound ribosomes but they do not insert properly into the membrane.

The Wookie lets out an introductory growl that presumably somehow translates to the word "Chewbacca".