The phrase "and breadth of expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the range or variety of ways in which something can be expressed, often in the context of art, literature, or communication.
Example: "The artist's work showcases a remarkable depth and breadth of expression, capturing a wide array of emotions and themes."
Alternatives: "range of expression" or "scope of expression".
They measured overall expression level as the peak expression (PE) over all tissues and breadth of expression (BE) as the number of tissues in which a gene is expressed over some basal threshold.
Gene transcription levels and breadth of expression negatively correlate with the length of introns and the size of primary PK transcripts.
Transcription levels and breadth of expression negatively correlate with the length of introns and the size of primary transcript, which is likely due to the necessity to minimize metabolic costs of transcription for abundant mRNAs.
In general, the results of the multiple regressions shown in table 3 confirmed and strengthen the patterns described by the pairwise correlations: i.e the level of expression being negatively correlated to gene parameters and breadth of expression depicting the opposite trend in favour of expansion.
The information available for 21 Oryza genes was obtained and it was determined that they were also divisible into three groups, which I will call respectively Class I, Class II and Class III, according to both their average level of expression and breadth of expression (summarized in Figure 7).
Thus, we concluded an ascending relation between RMCU of Glycine and breadth of expression.
In our multivariate multiple regression models, levels and breadths of expression together constitute dependent variables.
Genes occupying extreme downstream positions in the pathway exhibit higher levels and breadths of expression, and encode more highly connected proteins, than upstream genes, although none of these differences is statistically significant (Table 2).
The considered regional variables only partially accounted for the relationships between the level and breadth of gene expression and gene sequences.
We show that architecture of regulatory PK genes significantly differs from other protein coding genes and explore relationships between gene structure, evolutionary conservation, transcript levels and breadth of gene expression.
We also uncover examples where individual TE families, L1s, and MIRs respectively, have marked effects on the level and breadth of gene expression.
