Just as the expression of NPRA, the PKG type I (cGKI) was expressed in small DRG neurons and their afferent neurons in the dorsal spinal cord [30].
The idea of checked and balanced democratic government as the expression of the commonweal is the great Enlightenment gift, well expressed in the US constitution, and which mainstream America understands.
"Israel will reassert its identity as the expression of the collective rights of Jews.
Today he is a toweringly important painter whose work is seen as the expression of a singular genius.
Swift was a stern, devout man of the Church, but this dizzying satire treats Christian doctrine as the expression of human prejudice.
Plenty of Labour officials baulked at the sum, seeing the appointment as the expression of an unhealthy obsession with US campaign wizardry and questioning Axelrod's commitment.
It's critical that our governments set an example about art as the expression of the very best that humans can do.
Eurosceptics see the Greek crisis as the expression of inevitable conflict between nations locked uncomfortably in a supra-national cage, but that is a misperception.
Barack Obama, the Cuddler-in-Chief, hugs everyone regardless of consent, as the expression of his departing press secretary Jay Carney made clear earlier this year.
It imagines western culture as the expression of an essence – a something – which has been passed from hand to hand on its historic journey.
"The whole service … may be taken as the expression of a new and better relationship between man and man," he wrote, a wonderfully hopeful thing to say.
