Sentence examples for translation varies from inspiring English sources
Translation at the osteotomy is needed when the osteotomy is performed away from the centre of rotation of angulation (CORA), but the amount of translation varies with the distance from the CORA.
For the backbone analogs, the relative importance of aminoacylation efficiency vs. later steps in translation varies with the type of backbone modification.
Although the motifs found are similar between wheat and rice, their number, orientation and distance from the start of translation varies (Fig. 1b).
Many translations of the VHI-10 have been produced, but methodologies of translation vary between articles and do not always mirror that of the English VHI-10.
The absolute amount of gap height increase and anterior tibial translation varied between patients, which might be explained by inter-individual differences in behavior and orientation of the PCL.
Second, we showed that although S similarity ratings do not differ significantly for cognate and noncognate items (contra the assumptions of Van Hell & de Groot, 1998), the number of translations varies by direction.
Database support for such mapping and translation operations varies widely.
The rate of β catenin accumulation reflects its rate of cellular translation, which varies according to the concentration of Wnt3a presented to cells.
Lateral translation distance varies between under a millimeter for Suricata suricatta to 8.79 mm for T. cynocephalus.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03440.002 The rate of translation elongation varies considerably between different codons of the same gene, with some codons translated slower than the others (Ingolia et al., 2009; Li et al., 2012).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01257.009 Recently, ribosome profiling has revealed that translation speed varies systematically by codon (Tuller et al., 2010; Stadler and Fire, 2011; Dana and Tuller, 2012); we hypothesized that there might be distinct codon-specific effects on the rate of the two distinct phases of elongation represented by small and large footprints.
