Sentence examples for a realistic expression of from inspiring English sources
Dunham initially batted him away, answering, "It's a realistic expression of what it's like to be alive.
To which Dunham responded: "It's because it's a realistic expression of what it's like to be alive, I think, and I totally get it.
Realistic expression of emotional concern seemingly requires uncommon proficiency in improvising as well as acting.
Physically-based simulation is a one of the key issues for deformable object modeling which is widely used to represent the realistic expression of 3D soft objects with tetrahedrons for game and 3D simulation.
For EP and ER also half of the expressed transcripts were hidden, however those datasets follow a realistic spectrum of expression so that approximately one third of the transcripts are not expressed.
To our knowledge, this is the first time in which vernalization of a bulb species is studied as a true dynamic process (including several time points), with a comprehensive level for comparative genomics (sequencing of more than 500 million read pairs yielding 121,572 isoforms) and a realistic model of expression variation (using biological replicates).
Assumption 2 is not intended for a realistic description of gene expression signals but rather as a reference for measuring cross-hybridization effects.
Proportionate amplification of different transcripts gives a realistic quantification of gene expression for the particular experiment or disease condition (67, 103).
One of the centerpiece's creators, and the resident genius of the Nymphenburg atelier in the 18th century, was Franz Anton Bustelli, an obscure Swiss immigrant who had a talent for making figurines imbued with lively expressions, a realistic sense of movement and soft-porn innuendo.
Instead, we call for the use of more realistic expressions such as 'sustained virologic HIV suppression (or control)' or 'management of HIV persistence' to describe HIV cure-related research.
