The phrase "a slight expression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a subtle or minor indication of a feeling, thought, or sentiment.
Example: "There was a slight expression of concern on her face when she heard the news."
Alternatives: "a faint indication of" or "a subtle sign of".
The klotho is documented to predominantly express in kidney and choroid plexus of the brain, although a slight expression of klotho has also been observed in the pituitary gland, placenta, skeletal muscle, colon, urinary bladder, pancreas, testis, ovary, and inner ear [ 13, 36].
However, construction of the plasmid failed, possibly owing to a slight expression of cre downstream of the fungal gene promoter in Escherichia coli.
A slight expression of soreness melts from his face as he contemplates this thought.
Interestingly, unlike its undetectable in-vivo expression in the patients' cells, a slight expression of CD11a was detected after gentamicin treatment (Table 3).
In conclusion, in this study, we have used two independent lines of transgenic GFAP-IκBαAA mouse strains, obtaining overlapping results in relation to SOD1G93A induced toxicity despite the fact that TgA mice show a slight expression of the transgene in muscle, but not in other tissues checked.
A slight expression of pRB was observed in HeLa cells but it corresponds to the hyperphosphorylated (inactive) form of pRB as the band was slightly higher.
The cumulative effects of a slight higher expression of Bax and lower expression of ARC and cIAP2 might thus be responsible for the high-apoptotic phenotype of the tumors belonging to cluster A. Intriguingly, the high-apoptotic tumors belonging to cluster B expressed high levels of genes that code for proteins involved in the immune response.
He was surprised, he said, but "not a muscle quivered nor was the slightest expression of feeling visible on my face".
In contrast, a slight increased expression of miR-21 and miR-26b was observed in both the pre-neoplastic lesions (HPV-infected rafts) and cervical cancer tissues and thus their expression appears not cancer-specific (Fig. 5).
Via FACS and immunofluorescence analysis, we observed a slight basal expression of Fas.
