Sentence examples for underlying translation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "underlying translation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental or basic translation of a text or concept that may not be immediately apparent. Example: "The underlying translation of the poem reveals deeper meanings that are often lost in the surface-level interpretation."
Overall, our study provides a novel method to complement the ribosome profiling techniques and further decipher the complex regulatory mechanisms underlying translation elongation dynamics encoded in the mRNA sequence.
For bu = 0.77, Fig. 2d, we are beyond the limit at which one might confidently use CIP without a priori knowledge and/or an unambiguous determination of the underlying translation symmetry.
For example, we obtain for both bu = 0.6, Fig. 2b, and bu = 0.74, Fig. 2c, a square unit cell as underlying translation symmetry from the application of our geometric AIC procedure.
This is as expected, because we showed in the main text of this paper that the underlying translation symmetry cannot be affected by double-tips (and, thus, cannot vary with their separation).
The mutant lines were characterized with respect to potyvirus resistance and translation of mRNA with the objectives to get insights into molecular mechanisms underlying translation initiation factors-mediated resistance to potyviruses.
However, ribosomes of eukaryotes exhibit greater structural diversity, reflecting the higher complexity of the molecular mechanism underlying translation in the latter group [ 1, 2].
The mechanisms underlying translational regulation of the p53 tumor suppressor and the role of p53 translation in the prevention of tumorigenesis are significantly understudied.
The brain mechanisms underlying the translation of noxious stimuli into the different dimensions of pain are not fully known yet.
The conservation of correlation between the transcript level (i) and the protein level (ii) sheds light on the processes underlying transcription, translation and regulation.
Taken together, MGL-1 is the molecular driver underlying the translation of starvation signals to reproduction plasticity in an AIY neuron-specific manner.
We chose to focus on what we believe to be four fundamentals underlying research translation: scientific research output, biomedical patent activity, presence of local biomedically focused venture capital (VC) companies, and the abundance of human capital.
