Sentence examples for by that expression from inspiring English sources

Bath is a museum piece, if by that expression a masterpiece of urban architecture is meant.

This brings out a major difference between substances and events, namely that the temporal parts of events are themselves events in their own right, but the temporal parts of objects meaning by that expression the temporal phases of an object's existence are not themselves objects.

Killing lactating females is good strategy if you want to control feral species numbers, and at least some of the young are probably what biologists call "the doomed surplus" (my daughter is dumbfounded by that expression).

The reasoning process is based on heuristics that, according to the grammatical structure of a linguistic expression, allows inferring common-sense relations that characterizes the concept dubbed by that expression.

If you did, would you understand why Catholics would be offended by that expression -- because many Catholics are pro-choice and would be offended for you to invoke an expression describing their religion rather than their views on the abortion issue?

I wasn't certain what the authors meant by that expression.

We showed by rtPCR, that expression levels of occludin were significantly reduced in the course of GvHD.

We also demonstrate by western analysis that expression of AKAP79, AKAP149 and RII are upregulated with DC differentiation and maturation.

This assumption could be supported by our finding that expression of CAN1 correlates well with bacterial and viral infection.

This view is supported by evidence showing that expression of certain transcription factors can enforce a dominant cell fate.

This is supported by the finding that expression of NGAL during embryogenesis and development is tissue specific.