Sentence examples for translation is less from inspiring English sources

In the end, the fleshed-out portrait of Lacouture in "Amulet" — New Directions recently published a translation — is less potent than the hypnotic ten-page cadenza in "Detectives," which is enriched by its connection to other tales of political confusion.

His translation is less baroque than Waley's, less brisk than Seidensticker's, and often better than either: "In a certain reign (whose can it have been?) someone of no very great rank, among all His Majesty's Consorts and Intimates, enjoyed exceptional favor".

IRES-dependent translation is less reliant on standard translation initiation factors.

Internal initiation is thought to facilitate translation of certain mRNAs under conditions when cap-dependent translation is less efficient, such as under heat shock, amino- acid starvation etc [3], [4].

Although the former translation is less literal, it conveys the same meaning as the latter translation and it has the added benefit of resulting in less structurally complex sentences, which is why it was eventually adopted.

Numerous studies suggest, that mRNA translation is less efficient when the SD sequence has a lower degree of complementarity to the 16 S rRNA or a different distance to the start codon [ 9].

IRES-initiated translation was less efficient and fidelity of translation was reduced in cells with increased aggressivity.

The miRNA-mediated suppression of elongation and termination of translation are less well characterized, although recent studies indicate that miRNAs can block elongation of translating polysomes by causing them to cease translation and 'drop-off' [24].

For example, it has been shown that informational genes, such as those involved in transcription and translation, are less likely to be laterally transferred than are operational genes responsible for metabolic processes [ 14, 15].

The first rule, derived from empirical observations, states that genes involved in information processing such as DNA replication, transcription, and translation are less transferable than genes involved in cellular operations such as metabolism (Rivera et al. 1998).

In contrast, informational proteins (e.g., those involved in gene expression, transcription, and translation) were less affected by replacements via HGT or EGT because they supported fundamental infrastructural functions in the newly evolved eukaryotic cell, and were therefore vertically inherited from the archaeal ancestor [ 1, 2, 34].