Sentence examples for be expressed only as from inspiring English sources

Warburg's ideas about images were so complex and self-cancelling that, as time went on, he felt they could be expressed only as images.

Ideas that could be expressed only as a clunky circumlocution in English can be collapsed into a single word in Ithkuil.

One way of looking at "Talk to Her," I suppose, is as a story shaped by a homosexual's longing for women, a longing that can be expressed only as irony or as nightmare.

For a scientific law is universal in form, while a trend can be expressed only as a singular existential statement.

Some of these attributes can be expressed as numbers, like density or thermal conductivity; some are Boolean, such as the ability to be recycled; some, like resistance to corrosion, can be expressed only as a ranking (poor, adequate, good, for instance); and some can only be captured in text and images.

IL-27 can be expressed only as a heterodimeric cytokine composed of the subunits p28 IL-27p288) and the EBI3 in humans; however, it can also be expressed as a monomer containing only the p28 subunit in mice [ 32].

This could have been particularly due for genes that are known to be expressed only at specific growth rates, such as e.g. those involved in secondary metabolite biosynthesis.

Domain IV of the annexins has previously been expressed only as inclusion bodies, resistant to solubilisation.

Therefore, to understand the exact biological role of dimers and/or higher order forms of receptors it will be necessary to generate GPCRs that are expressed only as monomeric or multimeric receptor forms in model cell systems.

It is now clear that these coding units are expressed only as tandems.

Moreover, the truncated, dominant-negative Tcf7l2 isoforms were the most abundant isoforms in the embryonic thalamus but not in the adult thalamus, while Lef1 was expressed only as full-length isoforms at all of the studied stages.