Having a non-English speaking individual draft the article in their native language with the aid of a professional translator might prove burdensome because of the substantial translation costs, and would also necessitate the verification of the translated text by a native English speaker to ensure its accuracy.
This plasmid did not include the natural 5′UTR of Atf4, whose upstream ORFs would prevent substantial translation in the absence of ER stress, but rather used the metallothionein 5′UTR.
This comparative study offers the first substantial translation of new molecular insights aimed at defining a new biological understanding of major mammalian pathways and new avenues for the development of innovative treatments for human spinal cord injuries.
Another review from the Times Literary Supplement: in the January 4 edition Peter Hainsworth takes on two recent translations of twentieth century Italian poetry, The Selected Poetry and Prose of Andrea Zanzotto and The Selected Poetry and Prose of Vittorio Sereni both are the first substantial translations of these masters of Italian poetry for English speaking audiences.
In this pilot study, rat kidneys are exposed to high-duty cycle, low-amplitude pulse sequences known to cause substantial bubble translation due to radiation force, as well as high-amplitude short pulse sequences known to cause microbubble destruction.
Another prediction was that intron retention would have more biological impact as retention is likely to involve many more nucleotides than other alternative splicing patterns, extending the 5' UTR by a greater length and therefore exhibiting a more substantial effect on translation.
The work has substantial potential for translation into other cancer services beyond the research collaborators.
Importantly, this work has a substantial potential for translation into other cancer services, beyond the current study.
KO made a substantial contribution to translation of the questionnaire, carried out the data collection and part of the statistical analysis, and drafted the manuscript.
The results also offer substantial potential for translation to clinical practice, where wounds would be evaluated noninvasively by hand-held Raman spectrometers in conjunction with spectral analysis.
The amino acid translation showed substantial identity and similarity to 70 kDa heat shock cognates from many different organisms, e.g. the moth Manduca sexta (91 % and 97), the bee Megachile rotundata (90% and 97%), and the mosquito Aedes aegypti (88% and 97%).
