Sentence examples for a greater expression from inspiring English sources

However, an alternative explanation would be that MCT1/2c co-expressed with embigin showed a greater expression, but lower kcat than when expressed with endogenous basigin.

MSCs coming from tissues in development might be retaining a greater expression of Nestin or, sidewise, the Nestin expressing population is prevalent in human PL with respect to BM.

NPA cells expressed all the three proteins, with a greater expression of CD59 and CD55 than CD46 proteins, suggesting that NPA tumour cells were obviously protected against CDC.

Clegg told The Andrew Marr Show on BBC1: "I certainly think in many ways actually what the Scottish people want isn't exactly on the ballot paper – which is a greater expression of Scottish nationhood, greater devolution of powers from London to Holyrood, what is called in the jargon "devo-max" or in Liberal Democrat language, ever since the days of Gladstone, home rule.

Speaking on the BBC's Andrew Marr programme, Clegg said: "I certainly think in many ways actually what the Scottish people want isn't exactly on the ballot paper – which is a greater expression of Scottish nationhood, greater devolution of powers from London to Holyrood, what is called in the jargon 'devo-max' or in Liberal Democrat language, ever since the days of Gladstone, home rule.

Steep hillslope gradients and moist valley-bottoms allowed for a greater expression of hillslope seep water in runoff during baseflow conditions.

A great expression, period".

"That's a great expression," I said.

"My grandmother had a great expression," he said.

David Miliband, the former British foreign secretary who is president of the IRC, called their gift a "great expression of humanity".

"I wouldn't say it was a great or perfect album, but it was a great expression of art – and it was a very important moment in my career," says Labrinth.