Sentence examples for as a correct expression from inspiring English sources

The council sanctioned the word transubstantiation as a correct expression of eucharistic doctrine.

For instance, in IR systems a user's input cannot usually be considered as a correct expression of his/her information needs - that results in invalidity of many traditional relevance measures [63].

Furthermore, biallelically different histone posttranslational epigenetic marks are functionally relevant for a correct expression of imprinted genes, as supported by the evidence that Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome patients exhibit biallelic instead of monoallelic gene expression and similar marks for trimethylated histone H3 lysine 9 (H3K9me3) [ 81].

A corrected expression is given for the point inertance of an infinite plate with respect to a force acting in its plane, as presented by Nikiforov [1].

This was also taken as an indication for correct expression of the cell adhesion molecules and for normal development of the mutant.

Despite the dispensability for the site-specific recombination platform, Pc plays a key role in the functioning of integron as it ensures the correct expression of gene cassette, as comparatively P2 is inactive as the replacement of the optimal 17 nucleotides between the −35 and −10 boxes to only 14 nucleotides [ 25].

The recombinants were obtained through several rounds of plaque purification using enhanced green fluorescent protein as a reporter and evaluated for the correct expression of foreign genes in vitro using RT-PCR, real-time PCR and Western blotting.

Altogether, these data suggested that mesoderm formation and patterning were not altered ab inicio, as demonstrated by the correct expression of Mesp1, Mesp2 and Isl1, but the cardiogenic programme of these cells was delayed, as showed by the downregulation of Nkx2.5, Tbx5 and Mef2C genes as well as of markers of terminal cardiac differentiation (αMyHC, Mlc2v, αCach, cTnI).

PcG proteins have initially been identified in Drosophila as transcriptional repressors required for correct expression of homeotic (Hox) genes.

As expected, we mostly detected correct expression patterns.

When the patterns of confounding are complex, the estimated surrogate variables may not capture all of the structure encoded in the inter-sample correlation matrix and as a result the corrected expression data may contain residual correlation.