Sentence examples for aspiration expressions from inspiring English sources

What the tight polls suggest, and Mr Stewart apprehends, is how indispensable shared sympathy and aspiration, expressions of a tribal past and future, are to all national stories.

After aspiration, expression of pregnancy-associated α-plasma protein (PAPP -A in the follicular fluid of dominant follicles (>20 mm) was determined by Western blot analysis.

Like "It's My Life," "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," and many of the Animals' album tracks, this song is an expression of aspiration and desparation as one.

Although Tax expression was not correlated with cytokine concentration in SF, probably owing to the time discrepancy between SF aspiration and tissue preparation, Tax expression in synoviocytes might be responsible, at least in part, for the increased concentrations of PTHrP, sIL-2R and IL-6 in SF of carrier patients.

No expression of political aspiration has been more severely repressed by Pakistan's security forces than ethnic nationalism.

The Jews have always regarded themselves as a nation without a home, and it should come as no surprise that in response to such antisemitism Jewish political nationalism arose across Europe in the 19th century, or that Zionism then gave expression to the aspiration for a Jewish nation state.

Study Design: The luteinizing-granulosa cells of 6 patients were isolated after follicular aspiration and assayed for StAR expression.

But by now Oldham's abiding interest in truly popular song is more appealing: an expression of impudence and aspiration.

But, since his new bill is lacking key details, it should be regarded as the legislative expression of a shared aspiration rather than as a blueprint for action, or as a death knell for the Affordable Care Act.

Similar results were obtained analysing FRA-1 expression in fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) samples.

Analogous results were obtained analysing FRA-1 expression in fine needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB) samples.