Sentence examples for Expression of choice from inspiring English sources

Any New York Jets fan would tell you that the aggressive expression of choice these days is ground and pound.

For a generation the doctrine has been that the quest for a common good – in schools, in unions, in the delivery of public services – should be trumped by the expression of choice.

No one wants to admit that the niqab can be an independent expression of choice and agency by a woman; doing so would be political death in this context.

It would be equally odd to think that after repeatedly using “votes” or “vote” to mean an expression of choice for the gubernatorial slate, Congress suddenly used “votes cast in any election” to mean “ballots cast,” as respondents suggest.

Saturday's heated exchange with his captain, Sebastian Kehl, a tactical disagreement in the closing stages of Borussia Dortmund's defeat at Borussia Mönchengladbach, will now be seen as the natural coda to a season in which a bemused frown replaced the rock star's scissor jump as the coach's expression of choice.

Yet his desire to be executed for having murdered in 2005 his six-month-old son was still taken by the justice system to be a sane expression of choice, and not as some experts decried a form of judicially approved suicide.

On global warming, Trump is essentially a skeptic on whether it exists ("hoax" and "con job" are expressions of choice), even as he seeks to protect his resorts from its effects.

However, for fast, efficient, and easy-to-scale-up expression E. coli is still the expression system of choice.

E. coli has been the expression system of choice for the majority of laboratories engaged in high-throughput, multi-plexed cloning, expression and purification of proteins for structural genomics [ 7].

In instances where post-translational modifications are required, the expression systems of choice are Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells, insect cells, or the methylotrophic yeast, Pichia pastoris (Ahmad et al. 2014; Kim et al. 2012; Vrljic et al. 2011).

Mammalian cells are the expression system of choice for therapeutic proteins, especially those requiring complex post-translational modifications.