Sentence examples for translation enables from inspiring English sources
The critical role played by aaRSs in the evolutionary history of the translational apparatus, and in the maintenance of fidelity in genetic code translation, enables one to hypothesize that aaRSs were among the earliest proteins to appear: at present, they exist in all living organisms [ 15- 17].
This translation enables proximal and distal axes on either side of the proposed osteotomy to realign.
ALD by substrate translation enables the production of ultra-barrier films at industrial scales by increasing throughput and lowering cost compared to traditional ALD processing techniques.
Much like scientists who discover more each day about the mysteries of the human brain, translation enables us to tap into more of our collective repository of human knowledge.
Regulation of gene expression at the level of translation enables the cell to rapidly change its proteome by modulating the rate of mRNA translation without altering mRNA levels (Sonenberg and Hinnebusch, 2009).
NAT offers a static or dynamic address translation, enabling unregistered private networks to communicate freely with the Internet.
This configuration page contains the main control register called Global Command Register (GCMDR) which is designed to activate the translation mechanism, thanks to the translation enable (TE) bit [2, section 10.4].
After the wedge was removed, the osteotomy was closed with simultaneous translation (enabled by the juxta-articular hinge) and was fixed by connecting the distal ring to the middle one, resulting in parallel rings.
With translation enabled, users of the next word predicting keyboard can then switch between input and output languages to turn incoming missives from one of more than 60 languages into another tongue at the tap of a button, as well as translate their outgoing replies back the other way without needing to know how to write in that other language.
Activation of the UPR results in transient attenuation of protein translation, enabling cells to cope with the existing protein load.
