Sentence examples for additional expressions from inspiring English sources

Additional expressions are provided to account for transmission mechanisms specific to double walls.

In the context of descriptive complexity theory, a logic \(\mathcal{L}\) is taken to be an extension of the language of first-order logic with one or more classes of additional expressions such as higher-order quantifiers or fixed-point operators.

The additional expressions -- God made the firmament -- God made the beast of the earth, &c., occur subordinately, and only in a few instances; they do not necessarily convey a different idea of the mode of creation, and indeed only appear as alternative phrases, in the usual duplicative manner of Eastern narrative.

To increase the metal content of the isolated protein, additional expressions that were supplemented with 150 μM 2,2′-bipyridine, 1.0 mM ZnCl2, and 1.0 mM MnCl2 were performed prior to the temperature being reduced to 23 °C.

After repeating this process for each equivalent tree, there are 14 additional expressions, bringing the total number of biologically symmetric invariants to 49 (including the Lake's two linear invariants which were already symmetric).

In addition, p19 and p23 showed additional expression in the tick gut in selected developmental stages and p8 and p32 were preferentially expressed in the nymphal salivary glands.

The glomeruli are located exclusively in the normal renal cortex and genes expressed in isolated glomeruli reflect additional expression features of differentiated normal renal cortex.

Mdh1 is expressed in a SEMP-like manner with additional expression in the facial epithelia (2D).

Rhox genes are primarily expressed in reproductive tissues and placenta with additional expression domains in endodermal derived tissues [ 3].

In addition, the phenotype of eat-4 (AFD+) did not change with additional expression of EAT-4 in RIA.

Many of these cells express readily detectable levels of DEDs, and appear to be intolerant to additional expression.