The phrase "a corresponding expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expression that matches or relates to another expression in meaning or context.
Example: "In mathematics, for every equation, there is a corresponding expression that represents its solution."
Alternatives: "an equivalent expression" or "a related expression".
This comparison showed that approximately 50% of the top100 of highly expressed transcripts showed a corresponding expression within the top100 of highly expressed transcripts of the other platform.
For every breathless declaration, there seemed to be a corresponding expression of doubt over how juicy a drunken-driving infraction from 24 years ago really was.
We identified genes displaying a corresponding expression pattern as described above.
To date, 168,703 total ESTs, more than 30,000 unique genes, and a corresponding expression profile of Chinese cabbage have been published.
Here, the activity of fungal proteases has been attested already at 6 to 24 hai, long before a corresponding expression could be observed in kernels [ 22, 28].
Comparative EST analyses for P. tetraurelia hsp70s unveiled a corresponding expression pattern, which supports a functionally conserved evolution of the Hsp70 gene family in Paramecium.
In our initial analysis [ 18], glob2 appeared to be expressed at a much lower level than glob1 as evidenced by only a few corresponding expression sequence tag (EST) entries in databases, while glob3 lacked EST transcriptional evidence.
To generate transgenic zebrafish expressing EGFP-tagged zProgerin/zlamin A-Δ37, the corresponding expression construct was generated using the QuikChange Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit (Stratagene, La Jolla, CA) in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Then, on a strict reading of the descriptivist account, the corresponding theoretical term failed to refer in T. For if there is nothing that satisfies a description, the corresponding expression has no referent.
The essential point is that the chosen mapping is effective: it is always possible to pass, purely mechanically, from an expression to its code number, and from a number to the corresponding expression.
Thus, a typical experiment might compare the gene expression in a cancer cell to the corresponding expression profile in normal, healthy cells.
