Sentence examples for significant translation from inspiring English sources

However, due to unavoidable mechanical limitations, significant translation shifts are present.

Significant translation and rotation vectors both require long segment stabilisation (two motion segments above and below injury).

Despite progress in some areas of tissue regeneration, significant translation into clinical practice has not been achieved.

However, significant translation can occur where the input material is substantially finer than the ambient bed material, and streamwise variations in channel morphology common to many natural channels can imprint reach-scale variations in storage otherwise absent in uniform channels.

Differences in subsidence greater than or equal to 0.09 mm and/or rotation greater than or equal to 1.06° could be described as statistically significant (translation along and rotations around the Y axis, α = 0.05 and β = 0.80, independent t-test).

However, neither significant translation levels nor sequence/motif conservation support their actual gene status (see examples in Supplementary Fig. S4).

His Modern Japanese Poetry (1978, enlarged edition as Burning Giraffes, 1996) is a standard work, and he published other very significant translations of both classical and contemporary Japanese poetry.

While simulations show that the stiffness of the apparatus did not significantly affect our measures, and we are confident that significant translations of the globe did not occur, it is harder to rule out small deformations of the (unobservable) posterior pole of the eyeball.

The most significant such translation this year — possibly in many years — is Zbigniew Herbert's "Collected Poems, 1956-1998" (Ecco/HarperCollins, $34.95), translated by Alissa Valles, which was published in February to (almost) universal acclaim.

In contrast, binding with PT70 results in a different relative orientation after significant rotation, translation as well as an internal twist of helix-6.

The key finding from the reanalysis (Tuller et al. 2010) is that the effect of codon usage bias on protein production is only marginally significant when translation initiation (with MFE as proxy) is controlled for.