Sentence examples for abridged expression from inspiring English sources

Early studies illustrating the role of miRNAs in aging found that expression of C. elegans lineage 4 (lin-4) miRNA is needed for extended lifespan, while abridged expression leads to shortened lifespan [ 11, 12].

The popularity of acoustic music has increased dramatically in recent years with artists across the globe and from all genres finding beauty in abridged expression and produced their intimate offerings.

Abridged gene expression patterns for key regulatory genes involved in both sucrose and starch metabolism are shown.

Expressed and repressed anger were measured using an abridged version of Spielberger's anger-out and anger-in expression scales, respectively [ 59].

The cDNA corresponding to the full cytoplasmic region of PTP-SL (aa147 549) and its abridged form (aa212 549) were inserted into the pGEX-4T1 expression vector (GE Healthcare) and the resulting recombinant plasmids were subsequently used to transform DH5α host cells.

That is, the abridged database search can be used to look for enrichment of gene sets.

In addition to exhaustive querying of global gene expression changes, a speedier search can be made of an abridged database comprising the most regulated genes.

(See: the abridged "Moby-Dick").

"The abridged version," I said.

His letter, somewhat abridged, is below.

Drivers tend to disdain abridged versions.