Sentence examples for translational terms from inspiring English sources
Thus, interest-activity scores appear to be valuable in translational terms.
Twenty of the twenty-two inviewedatheirvieworkthein work in at least partly translational terms on the spectrum from bench research to bedside care, with two describing their work in purely basic or non-translational terms.
Likewise, the 764 group showed enriched terms indicating intracellular protein transport and translational terms, which were absent in the ST111 GO analysis.
In translational terms the c.1A>G mutation in A-T213 would be expected to behave like the c.2T>C mutation as both mutations are in the initiation codon, and would be expected to compromise its function.
This is because there is no gain in the Φ0 term for adding an amino acid to column 1 that is already present elsewhere, but the translational error term is made worse by doing this.
Applying the "standard" protocol results in a strong disagreement with the experimental results and the methods introducing a direct correction of the translational entropy term based on a single experimental parameter emerge as the most reliable.
Here, we attempted to elucidate whether transcriptional and/or translational patterns (termed themes) may be conserved across multiple cell types.
We learn that the translational error term is relatively inconsequential when the only differences are between columns (due to the rarity of 2nd position mistranslation: see below), so that the order in which the first amino acids are added has no real effect on Φ.
In public health terms translational research is commonly interpreted as the translation of 'research into practice', i.e. ensuring that new research knowledge will reach the intended patients and populations and that it is implemented correctly with the prospect of improving health [ 15].
Samples were accepted from patients where positive findings would have immediate clinical translational relevance in terms of clinical diagnosis, prognosis, genetics counselling and reproductive options, or treatment selection.
Thus, the information that can be gained from analyzing salivary expression of blood group antigens could have translational potential in terms of the clinical practice of medicine and/or dentistry.
