Sentence examples for translational output from inspiring English sources

Using a previously described dual luciferase reporter construct to measure translational output (25), we found a significant reduction in translation from the main dORF in the presence of c.−95T > G (Fig.  3).

Proteome-scale analyses revealed that several euchromatin regulators are unstable proteins and continuously depend on a high translational output.

Translational repressors thus operate as "brakes" that counteract receptor-mediated translational stimulation (Fig. 4), establishing a stimulation-repression balance that controls translational output in accordance with the physiological status of the synapse.

When all such factors can be held constant, then measurement of translational output records a ribosome-specific property.

The obvious translational output of defining these characteristics is in identifying additional means by which tumor cells can be targeted.

Collectively, these observations suggest that one evolutionarily conserved function of cohesin is to couple chromosome structure with the translational output of the cell.

Publicly available translational outputs did appear to facilitate adoption.

Researchers who deemed it appropriate often proceeded to develop translational outputs.

Translational outputs were defined as those activities that occur beyond research publication and are designed to facilitate uptake of study findings in real-world settings.

Half of the impacts (n = 21) reported were in the form of translational outputs (e.g., intervention resources, including websites, publications, and manuals for end users or training).

We grouped different types of impacts into four levels of impact that might arise from intervention research: i) scholarly outputs; ii) translational outputs; iii) policy or practice impacts; and iv) long-term population outcomes.