Sentence examples for translation pressure from inspiring English sources

The non-transcribed part is susceptible to RAP only, and the transcribed part is susceptible to both RAP and TAP (but without translation pressure).

Indeed, the concerns outlined above have at least as much supporting evidence as the alleged benefits of commercialization and translation pressure.

A small study of members of the Canadian stem cell research community found similar views and concerns, and that a majority of those surveyed (76 %) either agree or strongly agree that commercialization and translation pressure could impact public trust or funding of their research [ 1].

Thus, possibly other forces, as those mentioned above, are more dominant than the simple translation selection pressure for increased usage of major codons, as expression level rises.

Expanding health data availability and complexity, the need for faster and more efficient knowledge translation, and pressures to cut costs in the health system may also continue to drive demand [ 7].

Translation: Barring outside pressure, enlisted infantry, special operations units and other elite, especially intense military positions are likely to remain denied to women for the foreseeable future, as is the advancement that comes with them.

Translation: As the pressures mount, the run-up to the title becomes as much a test of nerve as of skill.

This paper presents two new translation-based peak pressure coefficient estimation schemes that offer accurate and stable performance for strongly non-Gaussian data.

Recent work has proposed an alternative, the translation method, using the pressure coefficient entire time history instead, modeled as a translation from a Gaussian random process.

The fact that the same performance is obtained even for lower size (typically 200 bp) in Plasmodium falciparum and Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is intriguing and suggests stronger codon pressure through translation selection in lower eukaryotes.

Because rhodopsin has very high expression levels in mammals [ 56], the gene should be experiencing considerable selection pressure to minimize translation errors while maintaining a high translation rate.