Sentence examples similar to a restrained expression from inspiring English sources

For example, some of the interactions revealed with the fusion Scr protein are unlikely to occur with the endogenous Scr product, which displays a quite restrained expression profile in the embryo compared to the other tested Hox proteins (Supplementary file 3 and [ Hammonds et al., 2013]).

The head and torso fragment of Christ from the Calvary reveal a power and intensity of restrained expression that conveys overwhelming grandeur.

These effects are synergistic and not absolute, and depend on a gradient effect similar to that observed for the transcription factor T-bet whose restrained expression during low inflammatory conditions is important to establish a memory CD8 T cell population [46].

Compared with the frottola, the earliest Renaissance madrigals, dating from about 1530, were characterized by quiet and restrained expression.

Knowing so little about Japan, I was curious to explore the psychological and cultural background to what the media calls "stoic" orderliness and "restrained expression" of grief and mourning.

I kill -- ethical vegetarians/vegans would say "murder" -- for a living, but, that is not all that I do; I also provide an alternative to the jungle of factory farms: I provide freedom and care, I provide the barely restrained expression of the animals' interests -- sustenance, water, shelter, foraging, rooting, wallowing, and, perhaps the most important, play and carefree lounging.

This paracrine mechanism is mediated by the expression of Bursicon in enteroendocrine cells, activating its receptor, DLGR2, which is expressed in the visceral muscle (VM), leading to increased cyclic AMP (cAMP) levels and restrained expression of the epidermal growth factor (EGF -like growth factor VEGF -like

It can also reflect a less restrained transgene expression under the pampered culture conditions as opposed to expression levels that can be expected of potted plants in the greenhouse.

In this way a method is developed that enables one to build up the frequency equation of a restrained beam from the simplest frequency expressions corresponding to classical boundary conditions, such as clamped, pinned, free and guided.

A restrained version of the dramatic runway look translates beautifully to the office, too.

His story, which he relates in a restrained, matter-of-fact tone, is not told in self-defense, nor is it just an expression of hurt and anger.