The phrase "assures that the expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the certainty or guarantee of a particular expression or statement being true or valid.
Example: "The study assures that the expression of emotions can significantly impact mental health."
Alternatives: "guarantees that the expression" or "confirms that the expression".
To assure that gene expression changes could not be attributed to a response to the diauxic shift [ 14], cells were incubated under LSMMG culture conditions or in control culture conditions for 5 or 25 generations and maintained in mid-log phase by repeated serial dilution (see Methods).
To assure that expression of all transgenes was not altered by the genotype, protein levels were determined in the triceps muscle from mice with the different genotypes.
This assures that Islam adapts to the times.
These analyses revealed that the expression patterns in sets of data derived from independent samples taken from the same group were highly similar, assuring the high integrity of the CAGE datasets.
Constraint (8) assures that the amount of outsourced products doesn't exceed a certain amount to assure independency.
This assures that the publicly visible version of the data is updated with low latency.
To this end, the target gene hSSTr2 should be inserted into gene transfer vectors to induce transfected tumors to express SSTR2 [ 23– 25] and assure that hSSTr2 expression could occur on tumor cell membranes.
Thus, we needed to assure that amiRNA expression is abolished in these packaging cells.
First, we assured that DHRS7 expression was efficiently decreased (Fig. 5A).
Unlike many studies that report expression changes from only subjective ranking or from small numbers of cells, we have dedicated a substantial effort to assure that AT1 expression was measured in a highly controlled and reproducible fashion in a large number of TH+ neurons.
