Sentence examples for translation reduction from inspiring English sources

The nature of the key kind of semantic relation between vocabularies has been variously characterized during the history of analytic philosophy: as analysis, definition, paraphrase, translation, reduction of different sorts, truth-making, and various kinds of supervenience to name just a few contenders.

Th effect on translation reduction has also been reported for non-coding CUG [48], [49], CGG [50] and CAG [42] repeats.

Suppression, in turn, might result in resumption of translation, reduction of CHOP levels and aberration of apoptotic response.

We also found that LAMR's ribosomal functions are critical for translation as reduction in LAMR expression leads to a dramatic decrease in newly synthesized proteins.

This new contract will save at least £18m a year on the cost of interpretation and translation, a reduction of almost a third, but will ensure that high quality interpreters and translators are still available to those in need".

Alternatively, translation velocity reduction by chloramphenicol might increase the amount of cleaved mRNAs and thus the recruitment of tmRNA [5].

Once an mRNA reaches the complex mRNA-sRNA, it is not available for translation, causing reduction in the encoded protein level, as shown in Fig. 1(a).

Finally, CTBT might exacerbate cycloheximide inhibition on translation by reduction of synthesis of ribosomal protein genes.

In another example, oncogenic MYC exerts its effect via increased translation, and reduction of translation by mutations in ribosome components reduces oncogenicity (Ruggero et al., 2004).

Intervention effects with their corresponding relative risks (RR) estimates are shown in Table 2. (1) The translation of reduction in mmHg and cholesterol mg reported by the intervention to relative risk was done using Framingham Risk Equations from Wilson et al, Circulation 1998 [ 24]. (2) Average population bread consumption was estimated from the Agricultural and Food Secretariat.

Therefore, increased sequestration of eEF1A on actin filaments could also be affecting rates of protein translation through reductions in tRNA levels.