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The coronation of 1953 was the last convincing expression of a common national faith; no one would claim that such an event is possible today.

Film clips depicting Ms. de Lavallade in early performances with Ailey and in works created for her by John Butler and by Geoffrey Holder, her husband, revealed her gift for the equally convincing expression of earthiness, playful sensuality and raw pain.

Validation of the developed model showed similarity to etiology and pathophysiology of in vivo hypertrophic scar with respect to several features: 1) transition of fibroblasts to myofibroblasts with convincing expression of α-SMA stress fibers; 2) contraction; 3) excessive collagen and fibronectin secretion; 4) expression of fibrotic ECM proteins (SPARC and Tenascin); 5) low MMP secretion.

In these cells, no convincing expression of p22phox was seen (Fig. 2o).

Dudamel brought a sense of convincing expression to every kind of music thrown at him.

It has its most convincing expression in "The Foamy Saliva of a Horse," the Swiss-born New Yorker Carol Bove's eerie stage-set presentation of found and made objects, placed on a large high pedestal that all but squeezes the visitor out of the room.

This value of 0.23 is lower than the minimum of 1 FPKM cited as being required for convincing expression in RNA-seq studies of this type (Mortazavi et al. 2008) and is likely due to the much greater sequencing depth within this data set.

"The make-believe killer wore such a convincing maniacal expression that some of the paying customers were frightened and screamed when he raised his weapon.

Since this is a key point, I think smFISH of Cel-C06G1.1 Cel-C06G1.1 is necessary to establish a convincing negative expression result.

Differential expression patterns of the B-class genes CvAP3 and CvPI were identified to cause the characteristic morphology of C. vulgaris flowers leading to the following hypotheses: ectopic expression of CvAP3 is a convincing explanation for the formation of a completely petaloid perianth in both flower types.

A convincing body of evidence has accumulated showing that environmental signals such as heat shock and hypoxia modulate gene expression controlled by the promoter proximal pausing of RNAPII and its release [ 34, 35].