Sentence examples for rate translation from inspiring English sources

When I got back at the end of the day, I went back to it and it was some horrible bit rate translation problem coming from my converter and it just sounded like mmmmmmmmmmm.

Changes in transcription rate as well as variations in mRNA decay rate, translation efficiency and protein stability play pivotal roles in regulation of protein expression.

We can imagine that levels of TFs themselves might be variable, due to dynamic changes in transcription rate, translation efficiency, or mRNA and protein stability (as reviewed in [ 41]).

In several cases these small sequence differences have been associated to changes in RNA stability and/or decay rate, translation rates, cell- and tissue-localization, and stability of the produced protein [ 43- 45].

Each negative feedback loop is modelled using a Hill function; Ot is the static total operon concentration; k1, k2, k3 represent transcription rate, translation rate and tryptophan synthesis rate, respectively; kd1, kd2, kd3 are the degradation rates (aggregated parameters combining the decay rate and dilution rate due to cell growth).

Google Translate always allowed you to rate translations as helpful, not helpful and offensive, but now you can actually provide the service with the actual correction.

Established translators of Hungarian to English do exist in a sufficient number for a publisher to secure a first-rate translation from the original.

(This is a reprint of a first-rate translation which appeared in 1981. It is also not a cheap photo-reproduction but a proper reprint, and the introduction by Slavoj Zizek is fascinating in its own right).

These parameters include diffusion coefficients, degradation rates, translation rates, basal transcription rates, critical concentrations, the minimum distance of translation from the nucleus, and Hill coefficients.

Relative protein production levels determined by high-throughput LC-MS will be modulated by factors including transcription rates, translation efficiency, susceptibility to proteolysis, and limitations of solubility.

So far, only animal studies have shown benefits of faster cooling rates; translation to clinical care has not yet proved these benefits.