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It seems, therefore, that the fundamental principles of IA, the statistical concept of independent random events, cannot be translated fully to our biological test system with multi-component mixtures.

Although this accession lists matK as a pseudogene, the ORF can be translated fully from the alternative initiation codon located at position 37 39 of the submitted sequence (Fig.  2b).

The average duration for each interview was almost one hour, and the bulk of the interviews were transcribed by using Microsoft Word Software and translated fully into the English language with the exception of some long responses that were summarized.

This time our vision had to translate fully into code.

But he cautions that the study may not translate fully to humans, because partial obstruction is just one of the causes of overactive bladder.

The mastery Leibovitz displays in capturing the essence of a human being translates fully onto this collection, even without the presence of humans.

He based his new name off Cetiosaurus ("whale lizard") by adding the Latin suffix iscus, meaning "like", translating fully to "whale lizard like".

As was noted above, the findings of hospital-based studies of patient safety do not appear to translate fully into primary care.

Based on the calculations performed by the Danish Ministry of Taxation, we assumed that increased tax on alcohol will translate fully into increased prices of alcoholic beverages.

Thus, trinucleotide repeats within coding sequences may translate fully functional proteins with a few extra (or fewer) aminoacids, whereas InDels of other lengths would translate abnormal, often deleterious, proteins.

However, gap formation through selective mortality of a single common forest tree species by an invasive phytophagous insect exhibits unique traits, and therefore general attributes of gap formation and subsequent closure may not translate fully to this form of disturbance.