Sentence examples for breakthrough expression from inspiring English sources

The definitive survey spanned seven decades from his early explorations through his breakthrough expression at midcentury to the late lyricism of his final works in the late 1980s and confirmed de Kooning's undisputed position as a modern master.

The film would be "a total breakthrough of expression", wrote Wolfe, "but also something that would amaze and delight many multitudes, a movie that could be shown commercially as well as in the esoteric world of the heads".

Medela's newest models offer breakthrough "2-Phase Expression" technology: phase one "simulates the baby's initial rapid suckling to initiate faster milk flow"; phase two "simulates the baby's slower, deeper suckling for maximum milk flow in less time".

Using the obtained equilibrium values together with the linear driving force model as kinetic expression, the breakthrough curve modeling is achieved.

Today's absurd prices of "the people's art" and "this breakthrough means of authentic expression" and "commentary on pop culture with an investment value" will all come crashing down.

Microarray gene expression profiling (Breakthrough Centre cDNA chips) of biopsies taken before and during treatment identified differences in gene expression patterns between the two AIs, although the clinical significance of these preliminary findings remains to be clarified.

Breakthroughs in membrane protein expression are discussed alongside numerous commercial applications of P. pastoris derived proteins.

Our work involves major breakthroughs by showing: the functional expression of an NRPS in yeast, the successful reconstitution of the complete, compartmentalized PEN biosynthetic pathway in H. polymorpha that PEN is highly efficiently secreted by H. polymorpha.

Analytical expressions for both the breakthrough point Xf and the initial slope allow a simple prediction of mass transfer effects.

This problem promised to resolve following two major breakthroughs in the measurement of gene expression: (i) cDNA microarray technology in the mid-1990s and (ii) next generation sequencing (NGS) based RNA-Sequencing (RNA-Seq) technology in the mid-2000s [ 14, 15].

Microarray-based gene expression profiling represents a major breakthrough for understanding the molecular complexity of breast cancer.