Sentence examples for translation costs from inspiring English sources

Having a non-English speaking individual draft the article in their native language with the aid of a professional translator might prove burdensome because of the substantial translation costs, and would also necessitate the verification of the translated text by a native English speaker to ensure its accuracy.

"The translation costs are often a deterrent or a reason not to translate a book," Ms. Ramael said.

Translation costs seem to have an impact as well.

Knopf and Hamilton agreed to share translation costs.

Total translation costs ran to about $1.4 million.

The first, known as the London Protocol, tries to overcome the burden of translation costs.

"Lost in Translation" cost less than $4 million and was filmed in just 27 days.

Boolean queries, query translation, cost evaluation, information retrieval, heterogeneity, digital libraries, query subsumption, filtering.

This result demonstrates that the MTDR index could be used as a good predictor of the ribosome load (number of ribosomes per mRNA * number of mRNA molecules), probably since highly translated genes tend to undergo selection for greater codon elongation rate, for example, to improve ribosomal allocation and translation cost (Kudla et al. 2009; Tuller et al. 2010a).

Following the shorthand notation of Ogle et al. [ 23], I designate the translation cost through wobble base-pairing between nucleotide i at the third codon position of a codon and the nucleotide j at the wobble site of tRNA anticodon as Mi3:j (where M is for wobble cost. The letter C would be more suitable to represent cost but it may confuse with the nucleotide C).

At the moment, European patents are filed in one nation but then granted separately by others, with fees and translations costs associated with each approval.