The phrase "a high expressed" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The artist's work is characterized by a high expressed emotion that resonates with the audience."
Alternatives: "a high level of expression" or "a strong expression".
To address this question, we examined the utility of various signal transducers to restore the functional capacity of a high expressing human 5-HT6 reCHODUKXCHODUKX system.
A high expressing transgenic line was identified and shown to express high levels of Casp9DN with marked inhibition of Caspase-3 and PARP cleavage (Figure 1A and 1B).
In a high expressing ΔN89β-catenin line, all females developed adenocarcinomas of the breast within approximately 4 months of age [ 10].
For each COX isoenzyme samples were divided into a low and a high expressing group: for COX-2 we delineated the samples based on the data by Soslow et al. reporting that 65% of breast cancers overexpress COX-2 [ 33].
The number of consultations per year, or in other words more intensive use of health services, is related to a higher expressed WTP/QALY.
The RT-PCR and qRT-PCR results indicated that AOX-KC007341 and AOX-KC007343 showed a higher expressed level in the PG than in the body.
The GR-inducible gene Tsc22d3, encoding the protein Gilz and located in the critical region on the X-chromosome, showed a higher expressed SPRET/Ei allele, regulated in cis.
Children homozygous for the lower expressing alleles (s+l G = s') responded well to placebo and did not derive additional improvement with methylphenidate compared to children carrying a higher expressing allele (l A).
We found that even for extremely high expressed genes of bulk RNA, they expressed a high range in single cells (FPKM > 500, Fig. 3b).
As a consequence, high expressing lines are counterselected and tuber carotenoid levels show only modest (up to 3-fold) increases.
