Sentence examples for a class expression from inspiring English sources

In the typical setting, a phenotype is described using a class expression consisting of a PATO quality class differentiated by a bearer entity class using the inheres_in relation from the OBO Relation Ontology.

As B class genes are not expressed in spinach female flowers [ 26], the knockdown of SpAG should be comparable to the double ag pi Arabidopsis mutant in which multiple whorls of sepals develop due to the expanding A class expression.

For example, the 'part of' axiom in Figure 1 would be expressed in OWL as: 'ovary septum' subClassOf: 'part of' some gynoecium Here, 'ovary septum' is a named class in the ontology while 'part of' some gynoecium is a complex class expression involving the relation 'part of', the named class 'gynoecium' and the existential quantifier some.

Football used to be a real working class expression, like in Italy and Spain – and, I think, in Mexico as well.

A number of species in the basal dicots display an analogously modified B class expression domain consistent with a gradient in sterile and reproductive organ morphology [ 6].

We did not investigate A-class gene expression, as the role of the A function genes outside of Arabidopsis is unclear; alternatively, B and C function has been shown to predict the stamen and petal development model for several groups of monocots (Kim et al. 2006; Tang et al. 2007).

Genes differentially expressed (Log2 fold change) showing a class I expression pattern (P < 0.05).

Adapting Ryle (1949), Smart supposed that in addition to physical expressions there is a class of expressions which are topic-neutral, i.e. expressions which were neither mental nor physical but when conjoined with any theory would greatly increase the expressive power of the theory.

Both of these accounts, at least as typically understood, select from our language a class of expressions, the logical constants, to be treated differently from other expressions in the language.

In what is perhaps the canonical treatment of substitutional quantification, he explained how to extend an interpreted language $\mathcal{L}$ into a substitutional language $\mathcal{L}^{\Sigma}$ equipped with substitutional quantification over a class of expressions in $\mathcal{L}$.

Mitochondrial dysfunction was the top canonical pathway associated with Class A gene expression signature.