The phrase "an appropriate expression for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a particular phrase or term is suitable for a specific context or situation.
Example: "In this context, 'thank you for your understanding' is an appropriate expression for conveying gratitude."
Alternatives: "a suitable phrase for" or "an acceptable term for".
To conclude, L. lactis appears to be an appropriate expression system for Arabidopsis membrane proteins.
Simulation with JNK-induction, but without ERK5-inhibition of GnRH-R demonstrated an appropriate expression profile for GnRH-R, but a loss of differential gene expression.
Rather, a reporter suited to the intended application must be selected and an appropriate expression strategy and location for the reporter in the viral genome chosen.
Thus, eq 3 is modified to 4This is an appropriate expression to fit the experimental photoconductivity transients for various intensities.
These gene regulation relationships perhaps underlie a unique mechanism of Oct3/4 regulation, which is required to be maintained in a narrow range of appropriate expression for maintenance of pluripotency: either the increase or decrease of Oct3/4 levels from the intermediate range leads to the differentiation of ES cells [19].
At 52, however, I don't feel this way at all, even if I wouldn't have much trouble putting on the appropriate expression for the illustrative photo.
In such waves, the pressure differences across the curved surface of the water associated with surface tension (see equation [129]) are not negligible, and the appropriate expression for their speed of propagation is The wave velocity is therefore large for very short wavelengths as well as for very long ones.
The appropriate expression for the overall blend interaction energy density according to the extended Flory-Huggins theory is examined and the general shapes of miscibility contours in composition space are deduced and presented in a novel manner.
