Sentence examples for be expressed in equal from inspiring English sources
Genes in GI-cluster 3 tended to be expressed in equal levels in the tongue and lower esophagus, whereas genes in GI-cluster 8 were more restricted in their expression to the tongue.
We first stress that the observed shunting down of oscillations resulting from spatial segregation is not exactly a return to the steady state of the mass action kinetics, since in the latter, all three proteins are predicted to be expressed in equal amounts whereas in the former, one of the proteins is often expressed at a much lower level than the others.
Giger's stuff was so powerful to me because everything he drew on came right from humanity, taking the features of human bodies and blowing them up and contorting them until beauty and horror were expressed in equal measures.
When we analyzed the relative expression of CYP3A43 and CYP3A4 in a larger set of 40 human brain autopsy tissues from the Indian population, we found that unlike the liver [16], CYP3A43 and CYP3A4 were expressed in equal amounts.
Gene expression analysis of eGFP+ and eGFP− separated cells revealed that marker genes characteristic for the three germ layers were expressed in equal levels in EF1α-eGFP+ and eGFP−cells (Fig. 4).
MYC and TRPS1 were expressed in equal levels in BPH, untreated and hormone-refractory tumours.
*Most ICER values except two indications were retrieved from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence in United Kingdom (costs are expressed in US dollars; £1 equals $1.574 (as of January 29 , 2013).
(The distance scale is expressed in angstrom units; one angstrom equals 10-8 centimetre).
Optical density of photosynthetic cells in screw capped tubes was measured using a Klett-Summerson photometer and is expressed in Klett units (1 Klett unit equals approximately 10 cells/mL).
Person measures are expressed in logits (log-odds units), which are equal-interval units that can be applied to parametric statistical tests because they avoid many of the issues of the non-linearity of rating scales as well as the non-linearity of raw survey data (Boone et al. 2014).
