Sentence examples for a homogeneous expression from inspiring English sources
These differences make Conservative Judaism a theological coalition rather than a homogeneous expression of beliefs and practices.
Figure 1 illustrates the heat map of individual gene expression (figure 1A) and of differences between paired areas (figure 1B) showing that there are groups of co-regulated genes with a homogeneous expression pattern between different individuals.
NB exhibited a homogeneous expression of Gal-R1, -R2 and -R3 mRNAs throughout the whole sample.
The tumour microenvironment-associated stromal fibroblasts exhibited a homogeneous expression of vimentin at both the primary and metastatic sites in 38 of 39 (97%) paired cases.
The immunostained tumor cells demonstrated a homogeneous expression of SLC25A43 within the tumor but the expression varied widely, spanning from non-existent to very high expression, between tumors.
To progress in the understanding of molecular pathway(s) underlying the advent of the disease, gene-expression profiling of WM cells has been previously performed; revealing a homogeneous expression profile, more similar to that of CLL than that of MM.
The heatmap reveals a fairly homogeneous expression pattern with a larger set of downregulated miRNAs in tumor cells.
end{aligned}In order that the fraction is a linear homogeneous expression in u and v, the transformation functions must be linear functions in these variables as given above.
The Vpr RNA is translated in the cytoplasm of the DC and is a highly homogeneous expression system which bypasses the need for Vpr RNA transcription and may possibly deliver the functional Vpr to different subcellular compartments compared to other expression methods or the provision of exogenous Vpr protein.
Gene CG1307 has a developmentally homogeneous expression pattern that appears to be restricted to tubule and hindgut tissues.
The expression levels did not differ significantly for the vast majority of the cases between the two tumour cores representing one case, indicating a rather homogeneous expression.
