Sentence examples for capacities of expression from inspiring English sources
Indeed, these early texts credit cinema with precisely the same capacities of expression that are later granted to theatre, such as the capacity to present action, the necessary yet ambiguous necessity of engagement and the capacity of artistic expression to represent the masses to the masses.
Insect cell culture, coupled with the lytic expression capacity of baculovirus expression vector systems (BEVS), constitutes a powerful platform, IC-BEVS, for the abundant and versatile formation of heterologous gene products, including proteins, vaccines and vectors for gene therapy.
"There is plenty of capacity for expression in this station".
The result supports a model in which DNA-methylation patterns allow a higher capacity for expression of genes involved in glycogen storage and metabolism in active than inactive men (Fig. 2A, Supplementary Dataset 2).
To investigate whether the increased capacity for expression of central glycolytic and TCA cycle genes was also evident at the protein level, we analyzed key enzymes in oxidative metabolism by western blotting and enzyme activity assays.
The pBAD-DEST49 vector containing the arabinose araBAD operon and the HP-thioredoxin fusion partner are central factors in this system and showed high capacity for expression of GPCRs.
As the ectopic expression of TIAR was more efficient and reproducible than TIA1 expression to drive tumor size reduction, we tested the capacity of TIAR expression to delay the growth of nascent tumors.
The capacity of the expression plasmid pBSG24-YncM was also evaluated with batch fermentation in a 5-L fermentor.
Interestingly enough, neither MSCs nor MSAs showed significant inhibitory capacity of the expression of CD80/B7.1 (Figure 8A), CD86/B7.2 (Figure 8B), and MHC-II (Figure 8C) on DCs, as compared to NPCs.
