"[We looked at] how we translate more of that academic strength into commercial opportunities in Scotland that [can] grow to scale.
Now, an analysis of whistles recorded from hundreds of wild bottlenose dolphins confirms that they can indeed "name" each other, and suggests why they do so a discovery that may help researchers translate more of what these brainy marine mammals are squeaking, trilling, and clicking about.
In the future I'd like to translate more of my work as a journalist on to these expanding platforms.
PR, PS - Universities are being asked to become more engaged with companies and to translate more of their research results into economic growth and job creation.
It is not yet known if animals that make significantly shorter DPP repeat domains, translate more copies of DSPP such that the total content of phosphorylated repeat in their dentin is similar to that found in the dentin of mammals that make DPP with longer repeats.
At any rate, with Csokits's help, Hughes translated more than 40 of Pilinszky's poems, which Carcanet New Press brought out as Selected Poems in 1976.
In fact, four of these 20 mRNAs, all containing long 5'UTRs (> 235 nt) with strong predicted secondary structures, appear to be translated more efficiently on depletion of eIF4G, showing mean TE4G/TEWT ratios of 1.62 ± 0.46 (YDL1.37), 1.37 ± 0.23 (YGL21.24, 1.24 ± 0.05 (YGL008C), and 1.24 ± 0.03 (YDL224C).
Lamu Gatusa organized to translate more than 70 pieces of the Na's Daba enunciation, but there is lack of description of corresponding ritual context (Lamu 1999).
Finally, since we show the organisation of IGR in related apicomplexans appears to follow the same spatial rules, aspects of this work may translate more widely across this group of parasites important to human and veterinary health.
This pays for staff to interpret at 11,000 meetings a year and to translate more than 1.3m pages of text.
