The phrase "acting expressed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a form of expression related to acting, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The emotions were acting expressed through the actor's performance."
Alternatives: "expressed through acting" or "acting conveyed".
And this summer she told a News Corp Australia interviewer that she might quit acting, expressing weariness as well as some disgust with cutthroat bloggers.
Since the major focus of this study was the identification and validation of intergenic trans-acting sRNAs, additional information on the cis-acting expressed by R. prowazekii strain Breinl during infection of HMECs was excluded to perform a direct comparative and confirmatory analysis of SIPHT based sRNA predictions versus their expression in vitro.
(4) What ways of acting and forbearing to act express or constitute or are regulated by respect?
He brought a new suppleness and realism to acting, as expressed - and, presumably, exemplified - when Hamlet advises the players to "speak the speech... trippingly on the tongue", and not to "saw the air too much with your hand".
There also seems to be an upper limit of about 25 IS6110 elements per genome, possibly regulated by a trans acting repressor expressed from each element that limits the transpositional activity more the more elements are present [24].
He added, "That can be an uncomfortable feeling, and you're going to have some people acting out, expressing their concern in racial code words".
"Jocko is attractive, clever and alert on the surface, but evil at the core," Brooks Atkinson wrote in The Times, "and Mr. Gazzara's acting perfectly expresses this ambivalence".
He was critical of the plot arc between Grey and Chase, harshly criticizing Grey's acting and expressing that "[he] didn't think that Adrian Grenier had completely sold Vince's downward spiral".
One way of understanding this identification is to take knowledge as a knowing how to act that is expressed in acting.
Tumor-derived PGE2 also acts to suppress the anti-metastatic activities of NK cells by acting on EP4 expressed on the NK cell [ 23, 29, 30].
