Sentence examples for translation in relation to from inspiring English sources

Meniscal tears or acute injuries of the ACL may traumatise HFP; however, the most common alterations are focal oedema [20] caused by the stretching or impingement of the fat pad between the femur and the tibia in patients with lesions of the ACL and joint instability characterised by posterior femoral translation in relation to the tibia.

Recently the development team has placed a major focus on increasing the robustness of file format translation particularly in relation to the commonly used SMILES and MDL Molfile formats.

(2 253) [Translation] In relation to Governance, the data show that the central authority plays an ambiguous role.

Therefore, antisense tRNAs processed by sense RNA maturation should more frequently function during translation, and their properties in relation to translation should resemble more sense tRNAs than the same properties of usually unprocessed antisense tRNAs.

At each time point, migration of the stem in terms of 3D rotation and translation were determined in relation to the postoperative baseline examination using UmRSA v. 6.0.3.7 software (RS A BioMedical Innovations AB Umeå, Sweden).

"There is a major translation problem for literalism in relation to Christian doctrine," said Jon Butler, a professor of the history of religion in America at Yale ."And there's the matter of the age of the texts.

The center of the intercondylar box was chosen as the origin of the coordinate system relative to which rotations and translations of the component in relation to the femur were expressed.

Transient transfection of these constructs in prostate cancer cell line (PC-3) and fibroblast cell line (HS27) confirmed the existence of promoter for PTTG between nucleotides −161 and −3 (in relation to translation start site).

Both programs identified a region mapping the 5' site of PTTG1, from -56 to -712 (in relation to translation start site) with a high probability of being subjected to epigenetic control.

Back-translation is a concept introduced in relation to core-box modelling [ 1, 24, 25], which is an approach that tries to combine the strengths of input-output approaches (reduced unidentifiability) with the strengths of dynamical reduction methods (preserved interpretability).

Noblit and Hare [ 36] suggested that translation involves examining the key concepts in relation to others in the original study and across studies.