Sentence examples for system of translation from inspiring English sources

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To solve this issue, Koonin proposes that a coupled complex system of translation and replication emerged instead by chance and by anthropic selection.

Developing a modern translation system will at first provide for the early ("progenic") system of translation, and will further become independent.

Eternal inflation offers a viable alternative that is untenable in a finite universe, i.e., that a coupled system of translation and replication emerged by chance, and became the breakthrough stage from which biological evolution, centered around Darwinian selection, took off.

In this regard, one certainly may "hope" that the threshold is (considerably?) below the level of complexity associated with a coupled system of translation and replication (again, see Fig. 1 ) but so far there is no strong evidence or even a compelling model of biological evolution occurring at this stage.

In [5], the metric ρ cl was used for studying the dynamical system of translations in the space of multi-valued maps with images in clos ( R n ).

In this framework, the possibility that the breakthrough stage for the onset of biological evolution was a high-complexity state, i.e., that the core of the coupled system of translation-replication emerged by chance, cannot be dismissed, however unlikely (i.e., extremely rare in the multiverse).

16) Gavrilova LP, Kostiashkina OE, Koteliansky VE, Rutkevich NM and Spirin AS: Factor-free ("Non-enzymic") and factor-dependent systems of translation of polyuridylic acid by Escherichia coli ribosomes.

In 1991, Xie et al. [19] proposed a pattern recognition system invariant of translation, scale change, and rotation transformation of pattern and 97% recognition accuracy is obtained from the 10 Arabic numerals.

Successful prediction of immunogenicity in human is still mostly in its infancy, due to the intrinsic complexity of the immune system, lack of translation from preclinical species to human, patient heterogeneity, and product-related factors such as aggregates and adjuvant-like contaminants.

In other words, if comparable folds were once produced by a different synthesis mechanism, either we would need either a system of reverse translation to copy the sequence information into nucleic acids, or all of the proteins produced by that mechanism would have been lost when coded translation took over.