Sentence examples for selection translation from inspiring English sources
Pilot studies with early experimental prototypes of the POSHA S are summarized that relate to questionnaire rating scale prototypes, test retest reliability, construct validity, item analysis and final item selection, translation to other languages, internal consistency, sampling procedures, manner of administration, and sample size.
VD contributed to the study design, selection, translation, and adaptation of the study tools to the local language.
This review resulted in the identification of the "IOM 10 attributes framework" and the selection, translation, thorough evaluation (consultation with social scientists, cognitive testing with patients in the primary care setting) and adaptation of valuable and comprehensive tools that measure the IOM framework [ 10, 20, 21].
As genes with greater mRNA levels potentially consume a greater percentage of the ribosomes in the cell, they are expected to undergo stronger selection forgreater translation elongation speed (and/or other aspects of translation efficiency) to reduce ribosome utilization (Tuller et al. 2010a; Plotkin and Kudla 2011).
Other studies suggest that additional selective factors such as fine-tuning selection on translation kinetics and escape from antiviral cellular responses may also underlie viral CUPrefs (Sugiyama et al. 2005; Aragones et al. 2008, 2010).
First, the interference control hypothesis proposes that by knowing the name of a concept in 2 or more languages, bilinguals must selectively activate the target language while minimizing competition for word selection from translation equivalents in nontarget languages (Green 1986 , 1998.
Studies showed that highly expressed genes were more important to an organism and thus subject to greater selective constraint and these genes usually had greater codon bias because of selection for translation efficiency [ 5, 13, 33, 43, 44].
He lived in France in the second half of the nineteenth century, and Sandra Smith's fine new selection and translation of his stories has just been published.
We designed a new approach for selection of translation enhancer sequences that enables efficient protein synthesis in cell-free systems.
The results of our study imply that there is flexibility inherent in the selection of translation initiation sites, and that this process is modifiable.
Assuming the generality of these findings, an anticodon matching AUG will increase the initiation rate and would be favored by natural selection because translation initiation is often the limiting step in protein production [22], [35].
