Sentence examples for translating the amount from inspiring English sources

This approach is shown to be effective for scoring functional pair-wise relationships from homology data, and translating the amount of biological content shared between proteins into the score of their functional relationships.

Similarly, when cytoplasmic transcripts purified from cycloleucine-treated cells were in vitro translated, the amount of DHFR protein produced from undermethylated mRNA was 20% less than untreated mRNA [89].

Life cycle impact assessment aims to translate the amounts of substance emitted during the life cycle of a product into a potential impact on the environment, which includes terrestrial ecosystems.

Although NGS has already helped researchers discover a plethora of information in the field of cancer, challenges in translating the large amounts of oncogenomics data into information that can be easily interpretable and accessible for cancer care still lie ahead.

The node's ultimate screen location is the result of translating the node by the amount returned from the layout.

At the same time, I think it is essential that the Treasury gives more creative thought to how to translate the immense amount of private wealth to public benefit.

"So the whole thing is how do we translate the tremendous amount of anxiety and interest in addressing major environmental issues into something concrete that people can do whose effect is measurable and significant?" Visitors to the clinic talk about an array of concerns, including contaminated land, polluted indoor air and dirty storm-water runoff.

(Also, as Netflix released the movie in theaters, the world has a box office figure that translates to the amount of interest in the film. It still refuses to release any viewership data on how its shows or movies do online).

The change in weight before and after the oxidation of PPy can be directly translated into the amount of PPy in the MnO2@PPy sample [25].

However, one has to consider that regulation studies in one single organ may not capture the more complex regulation of the entire body and that receptor gene or protein expression cannot directly be translated to the amount of receptor signaling.

Limited data from previous studies analyzing arsenic levels in sand samples collected from CCA playgrounds are inconsistent and cannot be directly translated to the amount of children's exposure to arsenic.