Sentence examples for translation derived from from inspiring English sources
Following the meeting, the experts agreed on one consensus translation derived from the translations.
The majority of RefSeq proteins included in the CCDS data set are identical to the translation derived from the genome sequence, with a total of 781 CCDS IDs (1.6% of the data set) representing curatorial decisions to retain sequence differences in associated RefSeq proteins based on abundance of support evidence, conservation and publication data.
Conceptual translations (derived from BLASTx) had an average identity and similarity of 96.56% and 97.92% to their human orthologs, respectively.
For each transcript the three longest ORFs were examined, and in cases where translations derived from different ORFs did not overlap and the resulting peptides were at least 100 amino acids length, the transcripts were split.
In one study [34], a CRC screening questionnaire was translated into Hindi and Gujarati using a bilingual-bicultural committee translation approach derived from translation methods proposed by Harkness and Mohler [35].
This mixture distribution method and the method based on curve-fitting of translation function derived from mapping of cumulative distribution functions are illustrated to be capable of capturing the upper tail of translation function, thus lead to satisfactory estimations of extreme statistics for a variety of non-Gaussian processes.
All Brk1 constructs used for in vitro translation were derived from pCS2.
Thus, in our mathematical modeling (see below), we tested the hypothesis that eye velocity during interaural translation is derived from a combination of head velocity and head acceleration.
Here we describe a highly-productive in vitro translation system derived from tobacco BY-2 cells.
Instead, contigs often contain serious translation problems derived from sequencing errors that may change the reading frame (frameshifts).
Translation profiles derived from pCherryFP-F2A-GFP constructs with F2As58-30 showed a certain level of internal initiation (probably from Met71) within the upstream CherryFP gene.
