Sentence examples for translated in full from inspiring English sources
Based on computer predictions this is in agreement with the initiation of translation occurring at nucleotide 22, which demonstrates that the JV N-term protein is translated in full in vitro.
His novel Don Quixote has been translated, in full or in part, into more than 60 languages.
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I have translated in full, in an appendix, the mystical prayers employed from the tenth-century Armenian Narek; these are of interest insofar as they illustrate a nexus of canonical and folk religious concepts.
In his message (translated in full), he mixed the language of a lawyer — "As an affected party, I hereby accuse them of the following crimes" — with a medical and logistical accounting of his ordeal, including injuries sustained by his wife, Yuan Weijing, from guards' beatings: a "left orbital bone," "lumbar disc protrusion".
The letter, translated in full on The Guardian's website, was released shortly after Tolokonnikova and Alekhina made an appearance at Amnesty International's "Bring Human Rights Home" concert in Brooklyn on Thursday night.
The FMA vocabulary is a good example of this type of terminology not translated (in its full version) into French.
Both the S288c and CEN.PK113-7D CEN.PK113-7Dequenucleotidethen transequences fix full frames, and amino acid polymorphisms were identhened, leading translatedegorination ofixach SNP as either being silent or nonsynonymous.
This translated in faster time to full donor chimerism, but no difference in proportion of donor chimerism by day 100.
They recapitulate the binding observed using intact AP-1 complexes obtained from human cytoplasm as well as the binding observed using observed full-length μ1 translated in vitro [14].
Full length, wild-type HPV16 E6 and full length, wild-type human p53 were translated in separate reactions using the TNT T7 Coupling Reticulocyte System.
