Sentence examples for a consistent expression from inspiring English sources

Wenning et al. (2011) reported nondetectable levels of TRPM4 mRNA in naïve T cells, but a consistent expression both in Jurkat and effector CD4+ cells; TRPM5 was expressed in stimulated and nonstimulated PBLs and Jurkat.

People close to Mr. Karzai described the ban on elite forces in Maidan Wardak as a consistent expression of unease with how the war effort has developed under the coalition, and of his desire to fix what he sees as a faltering campaign that has helped fuel the war here, not end it.

Immunofluorescence staining results confirmed that GFP had a consistent expression pattern with Tbx3 (Fig. 2A).

All newborns manifested 100% ESC-derived coat color (Fig. S2C), and early stage embryos (E10.5 and E13.5) have a consistent expression pattern of GFP (Fig. S2D and S2E).

(C and D) Yap1/Tead1 target gene CTGF showed a consistent expression level with Yap1 activity regulation by palmitate and CytoD treatment.

Since the tower and rotor are both flexible thin-walled structures, a consistent expression for their deformations is applied, which employs a successive series of transformations to locate any point on the blade and tower relative to an inertial coordinate system.

However, analysis of CCR5 expression revealed higher levels of CCR5 on CD3+DP (HIV+ 2.2%, HIV- 0.7%) and SPCD8+ thymocytes (HIV+ 4.71%, HIV-1.7%) in HIV-infected thymus compared to uninfected controls, suggesting a possible role by higher immune activation status in the induction of a more consistent expression of CCR5 on thymocytes.

Group 3 genes include lineage markers, such as Cdx2, Gata4, Sox2 and Klf4, but show a less consistent expression pattern than do Group 1 or 2 genes, in that they are expressed in some cells but not others (Fig. 5A).

(A) The consistent expression pattern of GFP and Tbx3 in Tbx3-2A-GFP ESCs.

Further examination of miR-14 expression across adult lifespan showed a relatively consistent expression regardless of age, sex, and hematophagy.

Although, expression by itself does not dictate function in a bacterial cell, consistent expression patterns of individual genes can be considered to provide a rough indication of the functional capacity of that gene in the cell.