Sentence examples for through translation of from inspiring English sources
This work proposes a strategy for regeneration of TMJ fibrocartilage and its future application will be realized through translation of these findings to clinically viable cell sources.
Through translation of the pyramid's hieroglyphs the explorers learn that the Predators have been visiting Earth for thousands of years.
This indicates that kermit2 protein levels are partially regulated through translation of zygotic transcripts but that maternal protein is likely still functional during gastrulation.
In the pre-PCR, pre-whole genomic age and specific polynucleotide probes to screen DNA libraries were identified through translation of protein sequence.
Genes derived from the donated nucleus are clearly expressed within its host, demonstrated in chimeric animals where fused Purkinje cells fluoresce green through translation of the GFP transgene.
Functional sequences were predicted for multiple perA gene copies through translation of each gene sequence using ExPASy online DNA sequence translation tool [ 32].
People outside that world in India knew of it by reputation; outside of India, it was hardly known, except, occasionally, through the luminous cinema of Satyajit Ray and through translations of Tagore that teetered between the parodic and the perplexing.
From his first published book in 1938, and especially in the 1950's through the 1980's, his reputation spread in Britain and America, as well as on the Continent through translations of his books.
Proba and Sergius of Resaina were among those who contributed, through translations of the basic logical texts and commentaries on them, to the establishment of Aristotelian studies in these centres.
The effect of this book was immediate and was felt on the European continent as well as in England; indeed, English Deism was transmitted to Germany almost entirely through translations of his writings.
When Leonardo's Liber abaci first appeared, Hindu-Arabic numerals were known to only a few European intellectuals through translations of the writings of the 9th-century Arab mathematician al-Khwārizmī.
