The phrase "accompanying expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expression or phrase that is meant to go along with or complement another statement or idea.
Example: "In the context of the poem, the accompanying expression adds depth to the overall meaning."
Alternatives: "supporting phrase" or "complementary expression".
Based on accompanying expression signatures in twenty-six othumanuman tissues ZNF34 and ZNF250 revealed the closest expression profiles.
Studies comparing the transcriptomes of multiple species have provided insights on phenotypic variation and accompanying expression variation.
Network properties [ 11, 12] have also been used to correlate disease genes both with and without accompanying expression data [ 11].
It is conceivable that sometimes this impairment is outweighed by accompanying expression changes that are advantageous [ 7], and such an imperfect promoter region may still spread through the population.
Retroviral vectors derived from murine leukemia virus (MuLV) are favourable in gene delivery for their efficient integration into the genome of the target cells and accompanying expression of the transgenes.
Taking all data together from this work and others, LARs from different plants have displayed competent biochemical activity to transform leucoanthocyanidins to trans-flavan 3-ols in vitro; however, the lack of accumulation of trans-flavan 3-ols and their derivatives accompanying expression of LAR in heterologous LAR-free plants still raises questions.
We avoided the heterogenous phosphorylation that accompanies expression in eukaryotic cells by using bovine Btk expressed in bacteria, which gives a pure, unphosphorylated product with good yield.
Further, expression of colXI α1 is reported to be accompanied expression of genes associated with epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) (Anastassiou et al, 2011).
Biochemical analysis of these K-Ras expressing cells confirms activation of K-Ras pathways and accompanying gene expression.
We observed the accumulation of LRCs in wound sites in the alligator overlapping scales, and the accompanying K15 expression domain extension.
Participants were instructed to classify the gesture accompanying the expression as congruent or incongruent by pressing two different keys while electrophysiological activity was being recorded.
