Sentence examples for translation frequency from inspiring English sources

Thus, even for mRNAs at the extremes of the translation frequency distribution which show apparent translational rates that differ by four orders of magnitude, this difference is more likely to arise from errors in the underlying datasets than from true biological differences.

Results: At the low translation frequency (0.2Hz), with EO, subjects behaved like a noninverted pendulum, whereby the head tended to be stabilized more than the hip, and the legs taking up most of the imposed displacement.

In their Discussion, the authors nicely divide the mistranslation-induced misfolding (MIM) hypothesis into two parts: a domain's robustness to translation errors to avoid misfolding into a costly molecule, and the cost-multiplier of translation frequency.

The wear tests were carried out by using a reciprocating ball-on-flat geometry at translation frequencies of 5 and 10 Hz, slip amplitude of 1 mm and at five different loads of 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 N.

Importantly, mRNA-specific translation frequencies calculated from the real datasets (full circles in this figure) show a very similar distribution around the mean.

The distribution of calculated mRNA specific translation frequencies that would be expected if all frequencies were identical in reality, but were calculated from noisy datasets, is shown in the histogram in figure 4 in open circles.

The key difference between wavelet transform and Fourier transform is that wavelets are local in both time (via translation) and frequency (via dilation), whereas Fourier analysis is local only in frequency but not in time.

In essence, a selection marker with a startcodon that confers attenuated translation initiation frequency was placed upstream of the gene of interest with a startcodon that confers optimal translation initiation.

Analyses show that soil stratification may lead to significant changes in the impedance related to both rocking and translation at frequencies close to the first resonance frequency of an offshore wind turbine.

With this update, Google Translate will now rank possible translations by frequency.

With 3D translations of frequency readings taken from the human body, Rowena Harris echoes the building's former use as a tuning fork factory.