When a morphological operation is carried out, the origin of the structuring element is typically translated to each pixel position in the image in turn, and then the points within the translated structuring element are compared with the underlying image pixel values.
Transcriptome-wide, this typically translated to a 4-fold excess of incidence of reference allele bias in alignments to the reference genome, and a 2.5-fold excess of alternate allele biases in alignments to the alternate genome, though both yielded estimates of 10%% of sites showing ASE at the 5%% significance level.
More transistors in a smaller space typically translates to more power.
John Blair, CEO of Automotive Leasing Guide, which provides depreciation estimates for use in the automotive financing industry, says that residual value is commonly associated with leases as a higher residual value typically translates to a lower monthly payment but it's actually more important to those who buy.
When award-winning director Julie Taymor takes on a new project, it typically translates to sold-out shows.
Popularity in sports typically translates to increased volume at the betting windows, but that rule of thumb has an exception when it comes to Ronda Rousey.
In such conditions, reduced growth rates typically translate to negative selective effects (T.
With 454 pyrosequencing, this typically translates to ∼1000 reads per picotiter plate (∼1 million reads) that harbor partial 16S rRNA genes with sufficient lengths and quality for phylogenetic analysis.
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The online assessment was simply the paper-based examination paper typically administered in this course translated to an online version, with no real change in examination techniques.
Connexins are typically translated into polypeptide sequences by ribosomes attached to the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), similar to other transmembrane proteins, followed by sequential release of the protein (co-translationally) into the ER lumen through the Sec61 or translocon, until completion of translation [ 37, 38].
